A demonstration for peace in Tibet during the World Social Forum 2004 is led by Tibetan monks holding up Tibetan flags and a green sign that reads, “MAKE TIBET A ZONE OF PEACE,” protesting China’s military occupation of the country.
The photo features a CAAAV member protesting at a rally, demanding freedom for the political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal in Philadelphia. Her shirt reads, "No Execution of Mumia / Stop Police Brutality."
This photograph captures two signs from a demonstration by queer youth of color against police brutality. One sign depicts a handcuff and a rainbow alongside the text, “End the Attack on Queer Youth of Color.” The second sign reads, “All We Ask 4 is…
Protestors march during the World Social Forum 2004 carrying colorful banners and posters. At the center is a yellow banner that reads, “(G)LOBALIZATION = WORLD OF COMMUNICATIO(N).”
A banner made by SINFPAD (Southern Initiative NGOs Forum for Participatory Development) is wrapped around tree trunks which reads, “OUR WATER OUR (obscured) OUR RESOURCE OUR (obscured) OUR RIGHTS OUR (obscured) OUR LIFE OUR WAT(ER).” SINFPAD works in…
The CAAAV and Domestic Workers United (DWU) delegates to the World Social Forum visited the slums of Mumbai, passing by the graffiti seen here. [1] On a pillar supporting a highway above, the graffiti reads, “GLOBALISATION can not Be HUMANISED IT IS…
A yellow banner by the global coalition Jubilee South is hung up for a World Social Forum (WSF) 2004 event and reads, “THE NORTH OWES THE SOUTH HISTORICAL, SOCIAL AND ECOLOGICAL DEBT!” Jubilee South advocates for economic justice such as through debt…
CAAAV participated in a rally converged near Philadelphia’s City Hall, calling for the release of political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal. Signs in the background appear to read, “Free Mumia / Stop Execution.”
The photo features protestors holding "Asians for Juricho" and a "Free All U.S. Political Prisoners/ Juricho '98" sign at the 1998 Juricho march. The march has assembled 5000 to 7000 demonstrators at Washington D.C. to demand amnesty and freedom for…