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August 8, 2010 at the Legal Support Meeting, Cornelia Mazgarean for Community Legal Aid Services Program (CLASP) talks about the Legal Aid Program and actions regarding Police, whether to make legal charges, or disciplinary hearings, and some of the process .For more information and links for help see:http://g20inquiry.comhttp://movementdefense.orghttp://www.g20classaction.cahttp://g20.torontomobilize.orgFacebook:Canadians Demanding a Public Inquiry into Toronto G20(Group and Page)Canadians For Better Legal AidCall for Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair's ResignationG20 kettle blockade at Queen and Spadina class action lawsuitCanadian Journalists For Free ExpressionG20 Police Brutality Victims, Witnesses and their SupportersPost-G20 Bulletin1) Remember that ANY statements you make publicly, and in the process of filing a legal claim, can be used (AGAINST YOU) by lawyers in other legal fora. This is particularly important for people facing criminal charges, but is important for everyone thinking of pursuing more than one avenue.1) Remember that the Internet and Facebook has police presence on it and monitors and is in some of the Facebook groups publicly.

August 8, 2010, Legal Support Meeting for many at the G20, Vilko Zbogar and Rob Tarantino explain some of the small claims court procedures and supreme court with an emphasis on small claims. Part Two

August 8, 2010, Legal Support Meeting for many at the G20, Vilko Zbogar and Rob Tarantino explain some of the small claims court procedures and supreme court with an emphasis on small claims. Part One

August 8, 2010, Janina Fogles and Kathy Laird discuss details about the Human Rights Tribunal and the Canadian Charter of Human Rights,how to proceed and take action ; for your Human Rights regarding actions by police at the G20

August 8, 2010, Janina Fogles and Kathy Larid continue to discuss what you can and can not file under the Human Rights complaints and other actions you can take.

August 8, 2010, Brook Holdycraft from the Toronto Mobilization network talks about the austerity cut back measures of the G20, increase in poverty and marginilation of the grouneedsps within the community and this is not a new trend, and need to protest and to continue protesting to create meaningful change. She also talks about other within the community to help create change, and a call for people for help and share resources around political change and the increase in prisons planned, when crime is less, and prisoner justice week..

Tammy Johnson, singer, actor, teacher, gives a grand talk on some history of police harrassment during the late 60's early 70's when she was in the muscial HAIR in Toronto and how she feels regarding the police brutality of civilians at the G20, while putting her voice and her word behind a call for an inquiry into the Toronto G20 during a CAPP protest, peace-in, bubble fest at Queens Park in Toronto on July 17, 2010. Videographer: Cheryl Benson for mobilebroadcastnews.com

Buskers who lived in the Queen and Spadina area and either witnesses or were in the kettling, show their support for an inquiry into the Toronto G20, police brutaliy and civil rights abuses. I couldn't make out their names if someone knows, please post below.

Speaker for the Toronto Community Mobilization Network on the recent arrests and abuse by police and the need for Mobilization, planning , protecting civil rights and the right to dissent. A call for an Inquiry and further plans to be made in the future to keep the movement going.

Rebecca Harrison is a Green Party candidate in Whitby who helps to run the Facebook page and group Canadians Demanding an Inquiry into the Toronto G20. I missed the beginning of her speech here at Queens Park on July 17, 2010, , however, the remainder she speaks of civil rights abuses, police voilence, civil rights, what this means that this was allowed to happend and to please join the Facebook page and groups and demand an inquiry.

Toronto Amensty Chair Shanaaz Gokool at the CAPP peace and protrest at Queens Park on July 17, 2010, expressed concern over the Police and Government abuses of civil rights, and for Canadians to continue to push for a Public Inquiry into the Toronto G20, and that while government thinks this is just going to "go away", it needs to be kept in the forefront and keep the push on for an Inquiry

Doc Higgen's joins in his support, with his music and voice for Canadians Demanding a Public Inquiry into Toronto G20 and the police brutality and civil rights abuses that were allowed to occur Distributed by Tubemogul.

Bailey and Emily have something to say about their relative being beaten up by police so badly they can't play with him for a while because he wore black, which he always wears, and was present at the G20 Protests. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Singer, composer and writter Persaud, sings at CAPP G20 Protest - Peace in for Civil Rights, against the violence of Police at the G20 in Toronto adding support for an Public Inquiry. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Riot Cops are arresting one by one saying we are all going to be arrested. Some they rush for, I was taken and let go because of the power-wheelchair. I was stuck behind the cops in the rain for hours watching them load arrestes by the bus loads Distributed by Tubemogul.

Riot cops abducted my power-wheelchai just as I was going back to it a few feet away, protesters got me on the other side of the street to hold onto a rail. Riot cops then forced us off there and Protesters persuaded them to let me cross back to my chair. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Riot cops continue their blockade of protestors, bystanders and getting more abusive with people as they start shoving them around. Arrests one by one may have started on the far side by now Distributed by Tubemogul.

G20 Protesters still blocked in by cops on all four sides, are still in a fairly light mood at Queen and Spadina and sing Oh Canada to the Riot Police Distributed by Tubemogul.

Riot Cops have blocked all sides, have LRAD, and start herding in Protesters and bystanders tighter and tigher and being abusive so they can arrest people one by one Distributed by Tubemogul.

Queen & Spadina I had gotten out of my power-wheelchair to film I can't stand long or walk much. It was getting difficult to stand and I made an attempt to get back to my chair as Riot Cops moved in closer & pushed it behind them just as I approached. Distributed by Tubemogul.