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Mobilise Against The War Oct 26 Midday QE2 Square
Mobilise Against The War October 26 - Assemble Qe2
Square 12 Noon
Help is still needed to distribute posters and leaflets. If you can help please contact:For Leaflets – Nicholas 8464896: For Posters – John Minto mailto:jbminto@xtra.co.nz. The poster is also available on our website in PDF format to print and distribute. Go to http://www.gpja.pl.net or directly to: http://gpja.pl.net/sub/Education/Iraq%20Publicity/Oct26Poster.pdf
Gpja Forums
Our regular forum is the first Monday of the month. We also have a couple of special forums next week we are helping organise. They are all at the Trades Hall, 147 Great North Rd, Grey Lynn.
- 7.30pm, Monday, October 21: “Why I refused to serve in the Israeli army” with Rotem Dan Mor. This forum is on the same evening as TVI One is showing a documentary by John Pilger called "Palestine is still the issue". The documentary so we will be shown at the forum as well.
- 6.00pm, Friday, October 25: “Think and Drink Evening” with Terry Bell, a Cape Town-based freelance writer, columnist and editor who was banned and in exile from South Africa for 27 years. Organised with the Working Women's Resource Centre
- 7.30pm, Monday, November 4: The WTO, Gatts and Privatisation”. Hear Jane Kelsey (ARENA), Penny Bright (Water Pressure Group) and others.
Gordon Campbell: On The Hikoi Arrival, And Taylor Childers
Surf Life Saving NZ: Volunteer Lifeguards Make Big Effort To Keep Us Safe, As Paid Lifeguard Service Commences In Northern Region
Action Station: Biggest Ever Community Petition, With Over 200,000 Signatures, Opposes Treaty Principles Bill
Palestinians for Hīkoi mō te Tiriti: Statement From Palestinian Leaders - Hīkoi Mō Te Tiriti Is A Historic Moment For All In Aotearoa
Anglican Church in Aotearoa: Anglican Archbishops To Join Hīkoi Mō Te Tiriti In Wellington
Wai Ako Books: Best-Selling Author & Lawyer Creates Free Easy Tool To Help Kiwis Oppose Controversial Treaty Bill
Asians Supporting Tino Rangatiratanga: Asian Communities From Across Aotearoa Join Hīkoi Mō Te Tiriti
