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Dangerous Journeys: How US policy in Central America is fueling a human rights crisis. | |
Date | Friday May 27 |
Time | 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM |
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Location Details | |
2940 16th Street, room 217 (between Mission St. and S. Van Ness Street) | |
Event Type | Speaker |
Organizer/Author | Karl Kramer |
Dangerous Journeys: How US-sponsored border militarization in Central America is fueling a human rights crisis.
For decades, the United State government has imposed economic and military policies in Mexico & Central America that have resulted in massive displacement and family separation. Rather than change its polices or assist victims, the US has a dangerous new plan: stop migrants and asylum-seekers from leaving their countries of origin, no matter the cost. Join us for a conversation with Moisés Gómez, professor and researcher at the Central American University (UCA) - Jesuit Migration Network El Salvador to learn more about: The root causes of migration and forced displacement The impact of US-sponsored border militarization in the region How you can join the fight to defend the lives and rights of migrants Friday, May 27 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. 2940- 16Th Street, room 217 San Francisco (between Mission and South Van Ness, near 16th St. Bart) for more info, contact (415)503-0789 or bayarea [at] cispes.org |
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