To drown in someone....

PHOTOS: Memorial March for Missing and Murdered Women 2014

Hundreds March Through Montreal for Missing and Murdered Women
Annual Demonstration Seeks Justice for Native Women

Link to article in The Link Newspaper 

Under the watchful eye of Grandmother Moon, close to 700 people marched through downtown Montreal, demanding justice for the hundreds of missing and murdered Aboriginal women,

 whose cases are often left uninvestigated. 

It is the first year I see mainstream media covering the event! Yey!

PHOTOS: Silent vigil against police brutality

 

 

Last Friday's vigil to protest police brutality and repression ended with a sit-in, instead of the planned march that deemed the demonstration legal for the first time this month. The trajectory submitted to the police, as the decision to follow it, was not unanimous in the crowd. They opted for a sit-in and the night concluded peacefully, with no arrests or reports.

PHOTOS: Missing Justice

It's V-day, everyone! That means... time for the annual 

Justice for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women March!

Organized in cities across Canada since 1991, this years's march coincided with the publication of the Human Rights Watch report accusing RCMP officers in Northern B.C. of abusing aboriginal girls.


Read the report:
http://www.hrw.org/news/2013/02/13/canada-abusive-policing-neglect-along-highway-tears