Webinar

North American Solidarity Activists Speak Out

US SANCTIONS AFRICA AND LATIN AMERICA

Instead of reversing Trump’s unilateral coercive measures, Biden has extended the

 sanctions, which are illegal under international law.

Sept 12, 7 PM Eastern Time

The webinar will also announce the launch of a major report:

The Impact and Consequences of the US Sanctions.

(click here for a preview of the report)

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Sanctions are a form of war.  They are directed against the people from countries that will not follow the dictates of the US.  The goal is to make the lives of the people in these countries intolerable so they will oppose their governments and support the US regime-change agendas in their countries.  In their most severe form, as is being imposed on Cuba, Venezuela, and other countries, they deny these countries food, medicine, and trade and cause great suffering for the people of the sanctioned countries

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Speakers include:

Margaret Flowers On sanctions in Latin America

Omowale Clay On Sanctions in Africa

Asantewaa Nkrumah-Ture On sanctions as a tool of imperialism

Sara Flounders on solidarity with sanctioned countries

For more information: http://sanctionskill.org

UNAC is a founding member of the Sanctions Kill Coalition

Support those who have told the truth about Afghanistan

For the past 20 years, the US lied to us about the war in Afghanistan.  After more than 240,000 people killed and trillions of our tax dollars spent to enrich the US arms industry and US supported Afghan war lords, the war ended in utter defeat for the US and its NATO allies.  Black sites used for torture such as that at the Bagram Air Base were created, production of opium skyrocketed under the US occupation and more than 90% of the population lived on less than $2 per day.  Massive bombings and drone strikes were carried out, which we know today mainly struck civilians, but we were not told this at the time.  The US government kept us all in the dark but two brave people discovered some of the truth and let the world know. 

Julian Assange and WikiLeaks leaked thousands of documents that described US war crimes in Afghanistan. These have been called the Afghan War Logs and were eventually published including in the Washington Post.  For this, the US wants to have Julian Assange extradited from the UK so he can be prosecuted by the US, where he faces up to 175 years in prison.  On weekend of October 23 - 24, right before the US case for extradition is to be heard in a UK court, protests have been called  to oppose extradition and support Julian Assange.  Start organizing a protest in your community. Information on the Assange defense and soon on the protests will be on the website http://assangedefense.org

Daniel Hale was in the military and part of the drone program that operated militarized drones in the Afghanistan war.  Hale understood that most of those killed by the drone strikes were civilians.  When he divulged this to the media, he was charged with violations of the Espionage Act and has been given nearly 4 years in prison.  For more information on this case and how you can help, please go here: https://standwithdanielhale.org/.

Julian Assange

Daniel Hale