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Only four days left to sign Amnesty International’s petition for the Angola 3

April 06, 2012 at 9:30 am by: nancy a heitzeg Category: Anti-Racism, Civil Rights, Corrupt Judiciary, Corrupt Legislature, Criminal Defense, Criminal Injustice Series, International Law, Prison Industrial Complex, Prisoner Rights

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Hans Bennett for Angola3News:

On April 17, Amnesty International is hand delivering (alongside Robert King and other supporters) their petition to Governor Bobby Jindal at the State Capitol Building in Baton Rouge, LA, demanding the immediate transfer of Herman Wallace and Albert Woodfox from solitary confinement. The petition was first released online last year and now Tuesday the 10th will be the last day in which folks can sign it. So, please if you have not yet signed it or shared this with your friends, please do so now.

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