Demonstration outside Herald office Wed. 10.30am

Monday, 25 August 2003, 11:57 am
Press Release: Global Peace And Justice Auckland

DEMONSTRATION outside Herald Offices against the dismissal of cartoonist Malcolm Evans

Placards on these themes; Freedom of Speech ~ Censorship ~ Israel/Palestine Wednesday 27th August 10.30am @ Herald Offices - 46 Albert St (corner of Wyndham St)

Please forward this to any union, human rights, social justice groups and other groups who may be supportive.

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