Saturday, September 13
Washington, DC

PROTEST 10 YEARS OF INJUSTICE!
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!
FREE THE CUBAN FIVE!

10 am: Morning Rally, Malcolm X Park
12 noon: March to the White House
2:30 pm: Indoor Rally, Location TBA

For More Information:
www.sept13freethecuban5.org

Tuesday, September 16

Families Kept Apart by U.S. Government

Come find out why. Learn about the families and the case of the Cuban Five.

Speakers:

• Vinie Burrows, Actor, Representative of the Women’s International Democratic Federation to the United Nations and Cuban Five Supporter
• Heidi Boghosian, Executive Director of the National Lawyers Guild
• Teresa Gutierrez, New York Committee to Free the Cuban Five

Urban Justice Center
123 William Street, 16th Floor
New York, NY, 10038

Trains: 2/3/J/M/Z/4/5 to Fulton; A/C to Broadway-Nassau
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From occupied Palestine to the U.S.
FREE ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS!

6:30 pm, Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2007
Solidarity Center
55 W. 17th St., 5th floor
(between 5th & 6th Ave.)

Speakers:
Charlotte Kates, on Palestinian political prisoners.
Heidi Boghosian, NLG, on the U.S. government’s continuing violation of the human rights of the Cuban Five.
Teresa Gutierrez, on building support for the Toronto Conference on the Cuban Five
Updates on the cases of Leonard Peltier, Mumia Abu-Jamal, and Puerto Rican political prisoners.

Full Details

Cuba Solidarity & Anti-War Activists Hold Press Conference in Support of the Cuban Five in Washington D.C.

Friday, Sept. 28, 2007
U.S. Justice Dept., 950 Pennsylvania Ave., NW

Members of Rainbow Solidarity to Free the Cuban Five, the New York and DC Free the Five Committees, the No War on Cuba-DC, the National Network on Cuba, Troops Out Now Coalition (TONC), the Women’s Fightback Network, a representative of BAYAN and other progressive and anti-war solidarity activists will deliver a petition to Acting Attorney General Peter Keisler signed by more than 1,000 organizations and individuals calling for a new trial and freedom for the Cuban Five.

This petition was initiated by LGBT and other activists battling oppression based on sexuality, gender expression and sex—one of the targeted progressive movements at whom the imperialist campaign to vilify Cuba had been aimed.

Download the Press Release.

Download the letter to Peter Keisler, Acting U.S. Attorney General.

Pride In Solidarity with the Cuban Five

Saturday June 2, 2007
1:00 - 3:00 pm
Lesbian Gay Bisexual & Transgender Community Center
208 West 13th Street Manhattan

These U.S.-held political prisoners were jailed merely for having infiltrated CIA-backed right-wing terrorist commando organizations to monitor and stop attacks on Cuba from U.S. soil.

The struggle to win their freedom has galvanized a broad united front among those who battle oppression based on their gender expression and/or sex and who they love. Individuals and organizations have signed on from 45 countries, from every continent and from virtually every state in the continental U.S.

Speakers included: Teresa Gutierrez, Joan Gibbs, Leslie Feinberg and others!

18 December 2005

We are asking women leaders and activists once again for your assistance. Since September, there have been new developments. After a panel of three judges from the 11th circuit court unanimously overturned their convictions on Aug. 9, the prosecution appealed that decision, and a request for the full court to hear the case was granted, once again delaying their return home.

23 September 2005

Women leaders meet with Attorney-General's Office in Washington, DC

Delegation puts pressure on the U.S. government to let the Five go. Read more

18 August 2005

The Cuban Five Win a New Trial!
Celebrate the Victory!

Bluestockings Bookstore, Lower East Side, Manhattan

19 July 2005

Queens, NY premiere of critically acclaimed documentary, Mission Against Terror

3 February 2005

New York City premiere of critically acclaimed documentary, Mission Against Terror

20 November 2004

A Teach-in on the case of The Cuban Five