[free-sklyarov] Protests in other countries?

[Daniel Richards]

I'd agree that we have way too much momentium to stop protests 
now. Remember, Dmitri is still in jail, his wife and children don't 
know what's happened to him and where he is. He has a family.
As much as I hate to say it, it would be a good idea to bring this up.
There is a picture floating around somewhere of Dmitri with his wife 
and children so maybe a copy could be printed out and brought 
along to protests in some capacity?

That said, are there any protests being organised in other 
countries? I've heard there's one on in Moscow.
Being in a (very) small rural town in the middle of no where, in New 
Zealand it's not possible for me to get to any of these. But is anyone 
else on this list in New Zealand? It might be a good idea to contact 
LUG/BSDUG's AND libraries, especially seeing as how the New 
Zealand government, like most other's are currently seeking 
submissions on it's own version of the DMCA, or due to pass them 
into law.

Also, an IRC channel somewhere would be a good idea, for chatting 
and realtime setting up of protests and any news.
This could also be used by people at protests, or in groups.
I'd suggest perhaps the openprojects network, #freedmitri perhaps?
(For those of you without IRC clients, www.mirc.com for windows 
and www.xchat.org for X/Unix)

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