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Malalai Joya Tours the US 
 
 Monday March 6th at 7:00 PM 
Immanuel Presbyterian Church, Westminster Chapel, 
663 S. Berendo, Los Angeles
(near the corner of Wilshire and Vermont) 
Emcee: Sonali Kolhatkar (KPFK, Afghan Women's Mission)
  For more information, call 626-676-7884 
 

 <http://afghanwomensmission.org/press_releases/Joya2006> 
In March 2006, 27 year old Afghan Parliamentarian, Malalai Joya will
visit the United States in an
<http://www.afghanwomensmission.org/press_releases/Joya2006/event_calend
ar.php> exciting multi-city tour. Joya will kick off her US tour in Los
Angeles .  The BBC has called Joya " the most famous woman in
Afghanistan." She has survived numerous assassination attempts and
continues to speak out against the abuses of warlords and drug lords in
the Parliament and cabinet. 

>From Los Angeles, Joya will head across the country for a multi-city,
nationwide tour to the East Coast, mid-West, and back to the West Coast.
  
There will also be a screening of excerpts from "View From a Grain of
Sand," a new documentary about Afghan women, with film maker Meena
Nanji.  
There is information on our website at: www.afghanwomensmission.org     
 
Women's Rights, Warlords, and the US Occupation of Afghanistan Malalai
Joya Speaks Out                                           
Join us for an International Women's Day celebration with Malalai Joya.
She is one of the most popular members of the new Afghan parliament. She
has been called "the   most famous woman in Afghanistan." She has
survived numerous assassination attempts for   speaking out against US
backed warlords. Now 27-year old Malalai Joya visits the US for the
first time since her 2005 election. "They will kill me but they will not
kill my voice because it will be the voice of all Afghan women. You can
cut the flower, but you cannot stop the coming of spring." - Malalai
Joya, BBC News, January 2006
Sponsored by Code Pink for Peace, AWARE, Global Voices for Justice, Casa
del Pueblo, Sweatshop Watch and Frank Dorrel
For more information call 626-676-7884 or visit:
<outbind://60/www.afghanwomensmission.org> www.afghanwomensmission.org
for a complete listing of events.
 
 
 


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