Waikato Students and Staff to support Ahmed Zaoui

Wednesday, 24 November 2004, 10:42 am
Press Release: Waikato Student Union

23 November 2004

Association of University Staff and Waikato Students Union will be facilitating a forum to discuss the current legal situation regarding Ahmed Zaoui. Students, staff and Hamilton community will participate in the debate.

Speakers include Ahmed Zaoui’s Counsel Deborah Manning, MP’s Matt Robinson and Keith Locke, Zaoui book authors Selwyn Manning, Yasmine Ryan and Katie Small.

Venue: Waikato University Lecture Theatre L3

Location: Between main Library and Student Union Building accessed from Knighton Road Via Gate 1 and Car Park.

When: 7.30 to 9.30 pm Today

ENDS

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