Targetted for Torture: An Evening with Abdullah Almalki

Posted by: Dana Wilson-Li in justicecurrent eventscommunity news on  

Friend to West Hill, Matthew Behrens, has passed on information about this upcoming talk, presented by Amnesty International, Christian Peacemaker Teams, Stop Canadian Involvement in Torture, and Toronto Action for Social Change, Endorsed by The Centre for Integrated Anti-Racism Studies (OISE)

When:  Monday, November 9, 7:15 pm
Where:  Steelworkers Hall, 25 Cecil Street (one block south of College), Toronto, Ontario

Free admission

 

Introduction by Hadayt Nazami, human rights and refugee lawyer

About this event:  On Monday, November 9 at 7:15 pm, Ottawa resident Abdullah Almalki, an engineer and father of six children, will speak in Toronto for the first time about how he was falsely labelled and became the target of one of the longest "national security" investigations in Canadian history.  

Hadayt Nazami is a respected Toronto human rights, immigration and refugee lawyer who represented Ahmad El Maati at the Iacobucci
inquiry.

This event is part of an ongoing speakers series that explores Canadian involvement in torture.

For more information phone: (416) 651-5800, email: tasc@web.ca, web:  www.abdullahalmalki.com/

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