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Prison Radio Show - August 8, 2013
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In our monthly segment on birthdays of North
American political prisoners, we share with our listeners
those birthdays which
are in the month of August. This
information is obtained from sources in the US. Many
political prisoners in the
US
have languished inside for years, often decades.
The 38th Prisoner s Justice Day takes place on
this August 10th. We have a Prisoners Justice Day message
from
prisoner Peter Collins, who is incarcerated in Bath
Prison, in Bath, Ontario.
Known as the people s lawyer, Lynne Stewart was jailed for
the 'crime' of defending her client, Sheik Omar Abdel-
Rahman, also known as the
blind Sheik. Lynne
is now a political prisoner and she is dying in prison of
stage-four cancer. The
warden where Stewart is incarcerated has approved her
compassionate release;
however the Federal Bureau of Prisons has so far refused
to grant it. We have
an update on her case including some audio from a
demonstration on July 31, in
front of the Federal Court in New York City, demanding
her release.
We have some updates on the prisoner hunger strike in
California which is now into its fifth week. We have
learned that two prisoners,
who are presently in solitary confinement in the state of
North Carolina, have
joined the hunger strike as of July 16th.
We have an
update on the case of political prisoner Herman Wallace
of the Angola 3 who,
like Lynne Stewart, is asking for compassionate release
since he has been
diagnosed with terminal livercancer.
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