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Join Us At :Our Lady Of Lourdes Church, Shalini Bhavan, Bhaudaji Extn. Road, Sion.Mumbai - 400 022
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October 2010 Schedule
ZONE 1 16th Oct - 19th Oct : Fatima SCC 19th Oct - 23rd Oct :St. Anthony 23rd Oct - 27th Oct : Annai Vailankanni 27th Oct - 29th Oct : Mt. Carmel 29th Oct - 31st Oct : Don Bosco
ZONE 2 01st Oct - 04th Oct : St. Theresa Of Avila 04th Oct - 07th Oct : Little Flower 07th Oct - 11th Oct : St.Joseph 11th Oct - 13th Oct : Christ The King 13th Oct - 16th Oct : St. Michael
ZONE 3 16th Oct - 18th Oct : MOPS 18th Oct - 21st Oct : St.John 21st Oct - 24th Oct : St. Peter 24th Oct - 27th Oct : Lourdu Matha 27th Oct - 31st Oct : St. Francis Xavier
ZONE 4 01st Oct - 07th Oct : Mother Theresa 07th Oct - 12th Oct : Infant Jesus 12th Oct - 16th Oct : Holy Family
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Public Meeting on Communal Violence Bill 2009 A Remedy worse than the Malady
Presided by: Adv Yusuf Muchhala (Association for Protection of Civil Rights)
Speakers: Justice Hosbet Suresh (Retired Judge-Bombay High Court) Teesta Setalvad (Citizens for Justice and Peace) Prakash Ambedkar (Bhartiya Republican Party-Bahujan Mahasangh) Maulana Hafiz Athar Ali (All India Ulema Association) Adv Saumya Uma (Human Rights Activist) Mohammed Siraj (Movement for Peace and Justice) Dolphy Dsouza (Bombay Catholic Sabha)
Venue:
Date: 26th March 2010 Time: 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Our Lady of Victories School Hall, next to Sitladevi temple, Lady Jamshedji Rd, Mahim, Mumbai-16
The need for a law on communal violence emerged from a brutal record of recurring violence in our country, the increasing occurrence of sexual crimes during communal conflagrations, and complete impunity of state and non-state actors for mass crimes. The reasons are many - lack of political will to prosecute perpetrators, State complicity in communal crimes, lack of impartial investigation, and lack of sensitivity to victims experiences. The Government of India, as part of the commitment to the UPAs Common Minimum Programme of the first tenure, is all set to pass the Communal Violence Bill this session of the Parliament.
We, as concerned citizens, endorse the need for a law on the issue. However, we are convinced that this Communal Violence Bill 2009, if passed, will not only be weak but also dangerous. It will not only fail to secure justice for communal crimes, make the victims and minorities more vulnerable during communal conflagrations but will actually strengthen the shield of protection enjoyed by those who plan and sponsor these crimes, including public officials. Citizens groups for the last 5 years have highlighted the various flaws in the bill and had suggested amendments. But the basic flaws still exists in the version 2009 of the CVP Bill.
We are left with no choice but to take this issue to the masses who have voted a Secular government in the Centre with a hope to witness a country free of communal hatred, to the victims who are yet to get justice even after decades of despair and watching the perpetrators enjoying complete impunity. We invite you to the Public Meeting to be a part of the movement of sensitizing the representatives about the gravity of the issue and the need to legislate the Act with amendments suggested by the various citizens groups.
Organised by: The Bombay Catholic Sabha, Movement for Peace and Justice,Citizens Initiative for Peace, BUILD, Assoc for Protection of Civil Rights, All India Ulema Council, Jamat-e Islami Hind, All India Ulema Assoc., Jamiat-e-Ulema Hind, Milli Council, Focus on the Global South, Ekta (Committee for Communal amity), Centre for Study of Society and Secularism and others concerned.
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-Lourdesion Communication Cell email - lourdesioncomcell@hotmail.com
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