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Featuring: *Deborah GutermanYoung Jews For Social Justice* Mohammed Khatib. Popular Committee Against the Wall, Bil in * Emily Schaeffer. Israeli lawyer representing Bil in Bil in, a Palestinian village in the West Bank, has become an internationally celebrated symbol of Palestinian popular resistance to the ongoing construction of the Israeli apartheid wall and settlements on their land. Since 2005, villagers have led weekly protests, with the active participation from both Israeli and international solidarity activists, in opposition to illegal Israeli colonization and annexation of Palestinian land. In June 2009, Mohamed Khatib of Bil in s Popular Committee Against the Wall and Emily Schaeffer, an Israeli lawyer representing the village of Bil in, will be embarking on a tour of 11 Canadian cities to speak on Bil in and the historic court case scheduled to be heard in Montreal in late June 2009. The village has filed a lawsuit in Quebec Superior Court against Green Park International and Green Mount International, two companies registered in Quebec. The companies are accused of illegally constructing residential and other buildings on the village s lands. According to the lawsuit, the lands of Bil in are subject to the rules and obligations of international law because the West Bank is currently under Israeli military occupation. Bil in s case against the construction of settlements on their land is based on the provisions of the Geneva Convention, which prohibit an occupying power from transferring its civilian population into territory that it has occupied as a result of war. The case against Green Park and Green Mount seeks an immediate order from the Canadian court that it end its illegal activities. Event organized by: Solidarity for Human Rights (SPHR) Tadamon! Young Jews for Social Justice

Featuring: *Deborah GutermanYoung Jews For Social Justice* Mohammed Khatib. Popular Committee Against the Wall, Bil in * Emily Schaeffer. Israeli lawyer representing Bil in Bil in, a Palestinian village in the West Bank, has become an internationally celebrated symbol of Palestinian popular resistance to the ongoing construction of the Israeli apartheid wall and settlements on their land. Since 2005, villagers have led weekly protests, with the active participation from both Israeli and international solidarity activists, in opposition to illegal Israeli colonization and annexation of Palestinian land. In June 2009, Mohamed Khatib of Bil in s Popular Committee Against the Wall and Emily Schaeffer, an Israeli lawyer representing the village of Bil in, will be embarking on a tour of 11 Canadian cities to speak on Bil in and the historic court case scheduled to be heard in Montreal in late June 2009. The village has filed a lawsuit in Quebec Superior Court against Green Park International and Green Mount International, two companies registered in Quebec. The companies are accused of illegally constructing residential and other buildings on the village s lands. According to the lawsuit, the lands of Bil in are subject to the rules and obligations of international law because the West Bank is currently under Israeli military occupation. Bil in s case against the construction of settlements on their land is based on the provisions of the Geneva Convention, which prohibit an occupying power from transferring its civilian population into territory that it has occupied as a result of war. The case against Green Park and Green Mount seeks an immediate order from the Canadian court that it end its illegal activities. Event organized by: Solidarity for Human Rights (SPHR) Tadamon! Young Jews for Social Justice

featuring: * Deborah GutermanYoung Jews for social justice* Mohammed Khatib. Popular Committee Against the Wall, Bil in * Emily Schaeffer. Israeli lawyer representing Bil in Bil in, a Palestinian village in the West Bank, has become an internationally celebrated symbol of Palestinian popular resistance to the ongoing construction of the Israeli apartheid wall and settlements on their land. Since 2005, villagers have led weekly protests, with the active participation from both Israeli and international solidarity activists, in opposition to illegal Israeli colonization and annexation of Palestinian land. In June 2009, Mohamed Khatib of Bil in s Popular Committee Against the Wall and Emily Schaeffer, an Israeli lawyer representing the village of Bil in, will be embarking on a tour of 11 Canadian cities to speak on Bil in and the historic court case scheduled to be heard in Montreal in late June 2009. The village has filed a lawsuit in Quebec Superior Court against Green Park International and Green Mount International, two companies registered in Quebec. The companies are accused of illegally constructing residential and other buildings on the village s lands. According to the lawsuit, the lands of Bil in are subject to the rules and obligations of international law because the West Bank is currently under Israeli military occupation. Bil in s case against the construction of settlements on their land is based on the provisions of the Geneva Convention, which prohibit an occupying power from transferring its civilian population into territory that it has occupied as a result of war. The case against Green Park and Green Mount seeks an immediate order from the Canadian court that it end its illegal activities.

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Los Angeles - April 2008- Scion s Installation 4, It s A Beautiful World, will open in Los Angeles, the last of nine cities on the national tour, on May 10. The innovative Scion Installation Art Tour launched its fourth installment last July and features a diverse array of artists from around the world. The theme, It s a Beautiful World, was interpreted by each artist, in one of four mediums painting, photography, sculpture, and collage. The culmination of the tour is accompanied by a live auction where all of the artwork will be auctioned off to the public, and 100 percent of the proceeds will go toward art related charities. In previous years, the auctions have raised more than $110,000 for charity. This year's artists include: Andrew Pommier, Andy Mueller, Angela Boatwright, Blaine Fontana, Blek LeRat, Books III, Caia Koopman, Chris Yormick, Cody Hudson, Dalek, David Choe, Eye One, Francesco LoCastro, Freddi C, J. Shea, James Jean, Jeff Soto, Joshua Krause, Kelsey Brookes, Kenton Parker, Kofie, Mel Kadel, Michael Sieben, Mike Giant, Rammellzee, RETNA, R. Grimes, Ron English, Sam Flores, Sage Vaughn, Skwerm, Tim McCormick, Travis Millard, and The London Police. The final tour stop and auction will be held in Los Angeles, at the Scion Installation L.A. space in the Culver City Arts District May 10 - June 1, 2008. Most all of the Installation 4 artists will attend the opening night of the show on May 10. The opening reception will take place from 8 pm 10 pm at 3521 Helms Ave. (at National), Culver City, Calif., 90232. There will be an artist and press reception from 6 pm 8 pm. The exhibit will be on display for the annual Culver City Art Walk on May 31. The live auction will take place on June 1, at the Scion Installation L.A. Space, from 4 pm 7 pm (auction begins promptly at 5 pm), as well as online and on phone lines. The gallery website is: www.scion.com/space.

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