International Amed Camp / Mesopotamian Social Forum, September 2009
from email, 16 July 2009:
***please forward***
The international Camp and the Mesopotamian Social Forum (MSF) in Kurdistan will take place from the 25th till 30th of September 2009 (new date!) in Diyarbakir/ Southeast Turkey.
Despite the repression that predominantly members of the pro kurdish DTP are exposed to ever since the communal elections in March 2009, the Camp will take place as part of the Mesopotamian Social Forum.
More than 700 activists of the DTP, the Kurdish Women's Movement (DÖKH) and the KESK (union) got arrested. Most of them are still in prison.
One aim of the Camp and the MSF is to protest against this war! And to make an exchange possible in between grassroots activists mostly from Kurdistan, Turkey and Europe.
For the MSF is being mobilized mostly in the Middle East with the aim to "unite the powers against neo-liberal politics, to exchange experiences of resistance and to join a common process." (Sultan Toptas, speaker of the MSF committee)
Actions and Workshops are planned with topics such as Women's Movement and feminist perspectives, unions and workers movement, Middle East, world economic crisis, Internationalism, situation and struggles of Queer-Lesbian-Gays-Trans, migration and racism, ecology and others.
Everyone is welcome to join! The Camp and the MSF depends on what everyone adds to the process. More information about the program will be found soon on our website.
From the 4th till 8th of October 2009 the IMF will meet in Istanbul- protests against it are being organized!
Furthermore:
Camp preparation meeting in Nürnberg: 25./26.7.09
Camp preparation meeting in Berlin: 8.8.09
Camp preparation meeting in Frankfurt: 21.-23.8.09
Camp 25.-30.9.09
MSF 28.-30.9.09
Contact: amed.camp@aktivix.org
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