August 8, 2010, Brook Holdycraft from the Toronto Mobilization network talks about the austerity cut back measures of the G20, increase in poverty and marginilation of the groups within the community and this is not a new trend, and need to protest and to continue protesting to create meaningful change. She also talks about other needs within the community to help create change, and a call for people for help and share resources around political change and the increase in prisons planned, when crime is less, and prisoner justice week..Organized by the Movement Defence Committee (movementdefence.org) and the Law Union of Ontario (lawunion.ca) on August 8, 2010. Contact: lawunionmdc@gmail.com lawunionmdc@gmail.com For more information and links for help see: g20inquiry.com http g20.torontomobilize.org http g20defense.ca Facebook Canadians Demanding a Public Inquiry into Toronto G20 (Group and Page) G20 kettle blockade at Queen and Spadina class action lawsuit G20 Police Brutality Victims, Witnesses and their Supporters Post-G20 Bulletin Toronto Community Mobilization Network Canadian Journalists For Free Expression Canadians For Better Legal Aid Call for Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair's Resignation 1) Remember that ANY statements you make publicly, and in the process of filing a legal claim, can be used (AGAINST YOU) by lawyers in other legal fora. This is particularly important for people facing criminal charges, but is important for everyone thinking of pursuing more ...