*Thursday, May 12th, 2011 6:30 to 8:00 PM*
*J.A. de Sève Theatre, *
*1400 boul. de Maisonneuve Ouest, Montreal*
A panel discussion with Dan Doreen (Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory), Marylynn Poucachiche (Barriere Lake Algonquin First Nation), and Matt Morgan-Brown (Ottawa Movement Defense).
The Canadian state consistently responds to defense of the land and movements for self-determination with police and military repression, criminalization, and incarceration. The police, courts and prisons are the institutions that make this repression possible, and resisting them is an important part of anti-colonial struggles. The speakers on this panel will speak based on their experiences with this kind of repression, and resistance.
With the support of the Sustainability Action Fund and QPIRG-Concordia,
and as part of the Festival of Anarchy.
and as part of the Festival of Anarchy.
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**Résistance contre la “justice” coloniale**
Dan Doreen (Tyendinaga, Territoire Mohawk) et Marylynn Poucachiche (Lac Barrière) parleront sur le rôle de la police, les tribunaux et les prisons pour tenter de contrôler la résistance au colonialisme. Matt Morgan Brown (Ottawa Defense Movement) parlera de son expérience avec la police et les tribunaux après l’incendie d’un RBC à Ottawa.
Accessible aux fauteuils roulants
En anglais avec traduction chuchotée vers le français
En anglais avec traduction chuchotée vers le français