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Report from Montreal protest by Hélène Grandbois

by David W. Oaks last modified 2007-05-15 09:17
Report from Montreal protest by Hélène Grandbois

Montreal protests electroshock. Not unique 'anti-shock umbrella hats' that had slogans on them against electroshock!


"Today's protest was great. Sunny day and a lot of enthousiasm About 40 people and a lot of flyers given to people coming out of the Metro Station. A petition has been signed. Celine Cyr gave a clear statement on the abuse of electroshock on women, mothers and grand-mothers.

"I also talked about 10 minutes and one of our great feminist activists that worked with women that have been shocked and others gave a good testimony on how some women were damaged by this ultimate violence.

"We shouted slogans and a petition was signed. There were tam-tam. There was also a little choir among the Comité Pare-choc of Action Autonomie that sang songs in french against ECT and violence. A lot of people in the public were shocked to know that shock still exist."

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Celia Brown

Celia Brown is a psychiatric survivor and leader in the movement for human rights in mental health. Celia has served on the MFI board for several years, including as MFI president. Celia leads MFI's United Nations team, and International committee. Celia is shown here speaking at an MFI protest directly in front of the American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. (Photo by Tom Olin)
 
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