In the streets and in the courts we fight to win

In the streets and in the courts we fight to win

by Toronto Common Front Legal Posse

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The Toronto Common Front Legal Posse compiles resources and information for direct action and political advice in post 9/11 Canada. The informational in this zine is targeted to marginalized groups such as people with disabilities or chronic illnesses, transgender or gender nonconforming people, immigrants and refugees, and people of color with an emphasis on Arab and South Asian communities. There is material about assault and sexual abuse by police officers, a list of legal rights, how to protect oneself from the police, the methodology of the police state, and a legal guide for activists with physical disabilities. The zine also contains photographs and a glossary.

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