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Indigenous people held the first large scale
protest of the G8 and G20 summit
25 June, 2010 (Ethio Quest News) - Canada's
indigenous people held the first large-scale
protest of the G8 and G20 summit in..... More
protest of the G8 and G20 summit
25 June, 2010 (Ethio Quest News) - Canada's
indigenous people held the first large-scale
protest of the G8 and G20 summit in..... More
Ethiopians led a sea of peaceful protesters at
the G20 summit in Toronto
26 June, 2010 (Ethio Quest News) - A very courageous and
enthusiastic Ethiopians were at a forefront of the biggest peaceful
protest of the G20 summit in Toronto, Canada on Saturday
afternoon.
The participants who came from across Canada and the U.S. began
to gather at Queen's Park in early hours and persevered the pouring
Vietnamese Communities.
As an Ethiopian this reporter is always fascinated by our collective
instinct, to abide by law even if the law is not in our favour, and to
be courteous and respectful toward other communities.
Despite our disagreeable
individual political outlook,
when it comes to orderly
conduct, Ethiopian
community at large
deserves the recognition
of its exemplary
behaviour.
the G20 summit in Toronto
26 June, 2010 (Ethio Quest News) - A very courageous and
enthusiastic Ethiopians were at a forefront of the biggest peaceful
protest of the G20 summit in Toronto, Canada on Saturday
afternoon.
The participants who came from across Canada and the U.S. began
to gather at Queen's Park in early hours and persevered the pouring
- rain while waiting to
join the much larger
crowd of various
organizations, among
them the Canadian
Union of Public
Employees,
Canadian Federation
of Students, United
Steels Workers,
Ontario Nurses
Association, Oxfam,
Vietnamese Communities.
As an Ethiopian this reporter is always fascinated by our collective
instinct, to abide by law even if the law is not in our favour, and to
be courteous and respectful toward other communities.
Despite our disagreeable
individual political outlook,
when it comes to orderly
conduct, Ethiopian
community at large
deserves the recognition
of its exemplary
behaviour.
Ethio-Canadians Exposed Meles at
G20 in Toronto
28 June, 2010 (Organizers) - "It was indeed
the largest, well organized and obviously louder
rally ever in Canada which has attracted so many
spectators along the route traveled and effective
mainstream media attention that reached millions
around the world....More
G20 in Toronto
28 June, 2010 (Organizers) - "It was indeed
the largest, well organized and obviously louder
rally ever in Canada which has attracted so many
spectators along the route traveled and effective
mainstream media attention that reached millions
around the world....More
