October 15th Solidarity - Remember the state terror raids

There will be a call-over at the Auckland District Court at 10am for all defendants. The defendants have been excused from this appearance if they have legal representation there. This will be an opportunity to evaluate the stage of various applications regarding admissibility of evidence, stay of proceedings, bail etc.

Deposition hearings for the arrestees of the October 15th 'anti-terror' raids recently ended. On October 17th the judge will release his decision as to which charges will proceed to trial. The October 15th Solidarity group in Tamaki-Makaurau are calling for a morning picket to show support and solidarity for the arrestees.

Solidarity Demo outside Court – 1st September 9.15 – 10.30am

Cnr Kingston & Albert St

a public talk by Maori and Pacific anti-globalisation and solidarity activist Sina Brown-Davis
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
6:00pm - 8:00pm
@ Clubspace, above the Auckland University Quad. Corner Princes and Alfred Streets (By Maidment Theatre), Auckland, New Zealand

Sina Brown-Davis, Melbourne-based Maori, Tongan & Samoan anti-globalisation and solidarity activist will be giving a public talk on revolutionary struggle and activism in Australia and the Pacific.

Hearing in the Auckland High Court regarding non-association orders and informant information and search warrants.

The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 19 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.

**Please note that court is NOT sitting from 12 September to 22 September. It will resume Monday, 22 September and run until 3 October. ****

The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 19 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.

**Please note that court is NOT sitting from 12 September to 22 September. It will resume Monday, 22 September and run until 3 October. ****

SEPTEMBER 1ST GPJA SEPTEMBER FORUM: WHAT THE ANTI-TERROR RAIDS MEAN FOR DISSENT IN NEW ZEALAND.

Monday 1st September, 7.30pm, Trades Hall, 147 Great North Road, Grey Lynn. Further details of the meeting will follow in a future newsletter.

AUGUST 30TH - PROTEST LAST YEAR’S SO-CALLED ANTI-TERROR RAIDS.
RALLY IN AOTEA SQUARE AT 12NOON, SATURDAY AUGUST 30TH.

This protest is part of an international day of action focusing on the raids which resulted in 17 activists arrested in a dramatic exercise of state power. Two days later the activists will appear in court for a depositions hearing on the charges. The outcome threatens the right to dissent and the civil liberties of all New Zealanders.

The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 19 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.

**Please note that court is NOT sitting from 12 September to 22 September. It will resume Monday, 22 September and run until 3 October. ****