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Raleigh protests 20 years of Guantanamo prison

Posted on January 11, 2022June 8, 2022

About 40 people stood vigil outside the Federal Building in Raleigh this afternoon, calling for the immediate closure of the shameful prison at Guantanamo.

Thanks so much to the sponsors, participants, sign-makers, and excellent speakers at today’s vigil! Rep. Deborah Ross should add her voice to those of 75 other US Representatives, calling on President Biden to close the torture prison now. Write to Ross, the NC Senators, and the President today:

* President Biden, president@whitehouse.gov * Rep. Deborah Ross, https://ross.house.gov/contact  * Sen. Thom Tillis, https://www.tillis.senate.gov/email-me * Sen. Richard Burr, https://www.burr.senate.gov/contact

Catherine Read, MC, NC Stop Torture Now

Rev. Jennifer Copeland, Director of the NC Council of Churches

Faisal Khan, Director of the Carolina Peace Center
Rabbi Eric Solomon, Temple Beth Meyer
Muffin Hudson, Director, NC Community Bail Fund of Durham


Sponsors were NC Stop Torture Now; NC Council of Churches; Eisenhower Chapter 157, Veterans for Peace; ACLU of North Carolina; NC Peace Action; Libertarian Party of NC and of Wake Co.; Carolina Peace Center. 

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