Sugar Cubes

Toronto’s Prisoner’s Justice Action Committee invites you to submit your
film / video for possible screening in the second annual Prisoner Justice
Film Festival, February 23-26th 2006!

About the Film Festival

The first Toronto Prisoner’s Justice Film Festival was held in January of
2005 at Innis Town Hall, University of Toronto. The festival drew
hundreds of community members, prison abolitionists, youths, activists,
students, educators, artists, ex-prisoners, family members and allies from
across Ontario.

For more information on submission and getting involved please visit Sumoud

The Israeli Committee Against Hourse

ICAHD is a non-violent, direct-action group originally established to oppose and resist Israeli demolition of Palestinian houses in the Occupied Territories. As our activists gained direct knowledge of the brutalities of the Occupation, we expanded our resistance activities to other areas - land expropriation, settlement expansion, by-pass road construction, policies of “closure” and “separation,” the wholesale uprooting of fruit and olive trees and more. The fierce repression of Palestinian efforts to “shake off” the Occupation following the latest Intifada has only added urgency to our efforts.

As a direct-action group, ICAHD is comprised of members of many Israeli peace and human rights organizations. All of our work in the Occupied Territories is closely coordinated with local Palestinian organizations.

Watch a presentation video about their work here

-There is something about you…

-What? (I knew what he’s going to say)

-You look different everyday

-What do you mean?

-I don’t know, you look different everyday! why?

-You mean everyday you do not recognize me??

-No no, but if I saw you only once before, then the other day I saw you again I wouldn’t know you

-Maybe its what I wear

-No it’s your face that looks different every time

-Weird…you’re not the first one who told me that

-So why do you look different everyday??

-Because I’m an alien :p

-No you’re not!