Tag Archives: Montreal

Student Strike

Posted on April 3, 2012 by workequalsworthequalsinnocence

When injustice becomes law, resistance is a duty. THIS IS NOT AN AD Quebec education building vandalized Concordia Students Occupy President’s Floor

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Preventing Prevention; Protest Against Controversial Non-Disclosure HIV Law

Posted on February 13, 2012 by workequalsworthequalsinnocence

“We think that the criminalization of non-disclosure prevents prevention,” said Jordan Arseneault, editor of 2B Magazine and organizer with Radical Queer Semaine. http://thelinknewspaper.ca/article/2561 Flash-demo against HIV criminalization brings media attention Currently in Canada, a criminal code amendment from 1993 currently requires that HIV … Continue reading →

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safe injection sites/sites d’injection

Posted on October 8, 2011 by workequalsworthequalsinnocence

The science is in: Insite saves lives National Post  Québec et Montréal lanceront leur site d’injection supervisé, avec ou sans Bolduc  Le Devoir Quebec to decide on injection sites soon The Gazette Cactus Montréal

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Oct. 6, 2011 (PROTEST/ART)

Posted on October 7, 2011 by workequalsworthequalsinnocence

On Thursday we met at Berri-UQAM.Not all people in the group had met each other before today. The intention was to meet and discuss the situation/the articles/mental illness/police violence/oppression and decide what to do do. Karen said, “I don’t feel comfortable … Continue reading →

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The Village, The Homeless, The Drug-Users

Posted on September 29, 2011 by workequalsworthequalsinnocence

Homelessness and police intervention hot topics in the Village “…we might ask, what if the strategies for LGBT civil rights were applied to the homeless and injection drug-user population, rather than simply resorting to a punitive herding of these people using the … Continue reading →

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