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The Haiti Action Committee & The What If? Foundation invite you
to:<br><br>
An evening with Father Gerard Jean-Juste of Port-au-Prince,
Haiti<br><br>
Music by Freedom Song Network and Francisco Herrera<br><br>
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Fr. Jean-Juste will speak on "Democracy Under Siege: Human Rights In
Haiti Today"<br><br>
Saturday, January 29, 2005,<br>
7:30 pm<br>
St. Joseph the Worker Catholic Church<br>
1640 Addison St. - Berkeley<br><br>
Suggested contribution $5 - $20<br><br>
RECEPTION to meet Fr. Jean-Juste precedes event 5-7 pm,<br>
$50<br>
Info: (510) 558-9010<br><br>
Proceeds support Fr. Jean-Juste's work with impoverished children,
families and political prisoners in Haiti.<br><br>
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Fr. Jean-Juste is one of Haiti's most respected human rights
advocates. On Wednesday, October 13, 2004, Haitian police forcibly
entered the St. Clare Catholic Church Rectory in Port-au-Prince and
arrested him without a warrant while he was feeding 600 hungry children a
meal his congregation serves twice/week. He was imprisoned and then
released seven weeks later as a result of an outpouring of international
pressure. Fr. Jean-Juste is a prominent activist for social justice
and the rights of immigrants in Haiti and the United States. He has
been one of Haiti's most eloquent, persistent and influential voices for
peace over the past two decades.<br><br>
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