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Students invite USI President Gary Redmond to demonstration against brutality.

category national | rights, freedoms and repression | press release author Sunday November 07, 2010 13:20author by Lorcan Myles - FEE Report this post to the editors

Demonstration called for Wednesday against police violence. Students call on all opposed to police violence against those who protest to attend.
USI President Gary Redmond and Ógra Fianna Fail
USI President Gary Redmond and Ógra Fianna Fail

Lorcan Myles, spokesperson for the Free Education for Everyone campaign, today extended an invitation to Gary Redmond to attend a demonstration next Wednesday evening against the police brutality seen last week.

On Merrion Row, hundreds of members of the national student union, the Union of Students in Ireland, were assaulted by the Public Order Unit. One young woman was dumped unconscious on the street by police officers having been removed from the Department of Finance, and baton attacks on the crowd were frequent and indiscriminate.

“Gary Redmond had issued a press statement condemning those at Merrion Row before the extent of the violence dealt out to them became clear” Myles said. “Video footage from Merrion Row has since shown that the violence came about as a result of the actions of the Public Order Unit. Several students were badly injured during events outside the Department of Finance, a fact by and large ignored in the media”

An image of Gary Redmond among members of Ógra Fianna Fail UCD and several government ministers next to a banner encouraging students to ‘VOTE FIANNA FÁIL FOR JOBS’ has resurfaced since events, and leaves serious questions about the ideology of Mr. Redmond. “His refusal to condemn attacks upon his own members, launched by the police force of a state growing increasingly uncomfortable with any dissent, indicate perfectly where his feelings rest on the issue” Myles stated.

A demonstration has been called for Wednesday, meeting at 6pm at the Wolfe Tone statue next to Stephen’s Green park and opposite the Department where the Garda riot took place. Students have requested that those present march behind a single banner, and peacefully show their opposition to heavy handed policing. “With the budget ahead of us, such Garda violence could become an all too familiar sight.” Myles stated. "Examples like Rossport and the student demo could become much more common, something nobody wants to see"

Students and supporters will walk to Pearse Street Garda Station.

Owing to the immediacy of the demo, we appeal to those who support it to promote it as best they can.

*ENDS*

JOIN THE DEMONSTRATION.
WEDS 6PM WOLFE TONE STATUE.

Related Link: http://www.free-education.info
author by Student Grantpublication date Mon Nov 08, 2010 14:07author address author phone Report this post to the editors

"Did he get a kick in the head during his sitdown protest ?"

He was born with a silver spoon in his mouth, it may have gone to his "brain"

author by Anonpublication date Mon Nov 08, 2010 09:23author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Did he get a kick in the head during his sitdown protest ? He should be ejected from his office.
Vote Fianna Fail FFS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

author by IndoChinapublication date Mon Nov 08, 2010 00:12author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Gene kerrigan did an even better piece here.

http://www.independent.ie/opinion/columnists/gene-kerri....html

Not about the students but about the attitude of those in power towards us which is intimately linked with their authorisation of the rough treatment of the students who are all ordinary people's children

author by Dexys Midnight Runnerspublication date Sun Nov 07, 2010 13:30author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Gene Kerrigan has a great piece in todays sIndo.

Qutoe: "STUDENTS who had their heads bloodied at the anti-fees protest last Wednesday shouldn't take it personally. The tactics used by gardai seem to represent a government statement of intent, addressed to the general public."

Related Link: http://www.independent.ie/opinion/columnists/gene-kerrigan/gene-kerrigan-the-charge-of-the-notsolight-brigade-2410879.html
 
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