Following the June 2010 G20 summit in Toronto, a wave of repression came down on anarchists and anti-authoritarians in Southern Ontario. Ryan Rainville was one of those arrested and held in jail for three months before being released into house arrest at a Native men’s residence in Toronto called Sagatay.
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Ryan Rainville’s Statement to the Courts
Posted: December 12, 2011 in Indigenous Peoples, Toronto G20 DefenseTags: autonomous resistance, black bloc, G20, G20 protests, G20 Toronto arrests, militant resistance
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Urgent Appeal for John Graham
Posted: October 12, 2010 in Indigenous PeoplesTags: American Indian Movement, Anna Mae Aquash, Graham Defense, Indigenous resistance, John Graham
Urgent Appeal to All Friends and Supporters of Tuchone Warrior John Graham John and his co-defendant, Thelma Rios, are scheduled to face trial on November the 29th by grahamdefense.org As many have heard, John Graham is currently jailed in Rapid City, South Dakota. They are trying to put him away for life with the charge [...]
Statement on Arrest of Mapuche in Toronto
Posted: October 8, 2010 in Indigenous Peoples, Toronto G20 DefenseTags: anti-repression, G20, G20 protests, G20 Toronto arrests, Toronto G20, Toronto G20 legal defense
WCCC [Toronto] Public Statement – On the Recent Arrest of Mapuche Solidarity Activist Regarding G20 The Women’s Coordinating Committee For a Free Wallmapu [Toronto] communicates the following: 1. On Wednesday, September 29th, 2010, one of our sisters Jaroslava Avila, a Poltical Science student in her last year as an undergraduate at the University of Toronto, [...]
