[Ppnews] August 1 Mobilization for Jamil Al-Amin

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WE HAVE NOT FORGOTTEN!

AN EMERGENCY MOBILIZATION FOR

IMAM JAMIL ABDULLAH AL-AMIN

MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 2005

ATLANTA, GA.

This will be the final initiative spearheaded by The Peace And Justice 
Foundation, before the organization suspends the direct-action advocacy 
component of its work. Please mark your calendars and plan to join the 
Foundation, and a coalition of other groups, for this very important 
initiative. Imam Jamil is being kept in 23 hour lockdown, and has been 
harassed and persecuted in other ways as well.


On March 13, 2002, the day after Imam Jamil was sentenced to 'LIFE without 
the possibility of parole' for a crime he has consistently denied 
committing, the Atlanta Journal Constitution published an editorial which 
read it part: 'Al-Amin will die in prison, obscure and long forgotten.' The 
time has come for US to show Imam Jamil has not been 'forgotten.'


The demonstration is expected to begin at 11AM at (or in the general 
vicinity of) The Georgia State Office Building (aka, The Sloppy Floyd 
Bldg.), located at 2 Martin Luther King, Jr., Drive, Atlanta, GA. 30344. 
Sometime between 2:00-3PM the assembly will move to the West End Park (on 
the West End of Atlanta) for a community rally and solidarity picnic.


For additional information on this initiative contact The Peace And Justice 
Foundation at (301) 762-9162; E-mail: peacethrujustice at aol.com. To send a 
contribution to help out with the expense involved in this emergency 
mobilization: The Peace And Justice Foundation, 11006 Veirs Mill Rd, STE 
L-15, PMB 298, Silver Spring, MD. 20902.


The Atlanta contact for the August 1st Initiative is: The International 
Committee to Support Imam Jamil Al-Amin, 1-888-295-7732 ext 706


For Bus Information out of New York City: Young Muslims at (914) 282-0472.

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