Showing posts with label STK. Show all posts
Showing posts with label STK. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

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Saturday, March 17, 2007

STK!

 

 

 

 

STK: NYC Edition Recap

GMA was found guilty by the People's Tribunal at the Hague!!!

Thank you to the amazing efforts spearheaded by AnakBayan Seattle, resulting in a successful STOP THE KILLINGS! Tour. The six-city tour was able to financially sponsor a contingent to attend the hearings at the Hague, which tried GMA's administration and found them guilty of human rights violations in the Philippines. Congratulations to all organizers and performers who helped patch together this grassroots tour!



Specifically for the New York show, thank you to M1-5 Bar for hosting us. Despite outrageous weather, we were able to make a profit to contribute towards the STK Campaign! Thank you to Sandy for her tireless organizing efforts, and to the fabulous performers who contributed their time to this event: Geologic of Blue Scholars, Kwela and Calamity, Koba with DJ Boo, Hanalei Ramos, DJ Vettie Vette, DJ Joey Too Fresh, DJ Otis. And a deep felt thank you for all those who trekked through the sleet and snow to make STK a success!

Saturday, March 10, 2007

Stop the Killings: NYC Edition

STOP THE KILLINGS TOUR - NYC EDITION
Friday: March 16, 2007
930pm -- party til 4am
@ M1-5 in Chinatown
$7 - 10 sliding scale
100% of all proceeds from the how will support the Philippine delegation to the Permanent People's Tribunal.



Performances by:
Geologic of Blue Scholars
Kwela and Calamity
Koba with DJ Boo
and Hanalei Ramos
[DJ Vettie Vett // DJ Joey Too Fresh // DJ Otis]



Did you know that 825+ people have been killed in the Philippines since 2001? Regular people...students, teachers, lawyers, workers, journalists, clergy, human rights workers, etc. Witnesses have pointed to elements of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) in carrying out these killings. Yet not one person has been tried or convicted for any of these deaths.

President Arroyo's government has done nothing to stop to these atrocities. For us living in the U.S.A. it's a little sticky. The U.S. government has been providing excessive amounts of military aid to the Philippine government.That 's our tax dollars potentially subsidizing death squads of the Philippine military at the cost of the Filipino people. Come out to the show to learn a bit more about the issue and find out how you can get involved.

Directions:
M1-5 Bar (between Church and Broadway) // 21+
52 Walker Street
New York, NY 10013
Subway: A, C, E, N, R, 6 to Canal
(walk south on Broadway, make first right)

and then, another event: