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Program

• 6 March:
  Amsterdam, Dam square
  - 14:00: opening with live music (Lucky Fonz III and others);
  - 16:00: Ahmed Aboutaleb, alderman of the city of Amsterdam will officially open 'Can I get a right?'
  
  
• 7 March:
  Bonn, Münster Platz
  - 18-20:00: candlelight diner
  
  
• 8 March:
  Hannover, Janun office, Gobenstrasse 3a
  - 18:00: diner 20:00: film: 'An ordinary president'
  
  
• 9 March:
  Hannover, Town Hall
  - 11:00: welcome 11:30: lunch
  
  
• 9 March:
  Berlin, Karl Kunger Strasse 55
  - 19:00: filmnight organized by Loesje International
  
  
• 10 March:
  Berlin, Alexander Platz
  - 15:00: dictatorial game of goose
  
  
• 12 March:
  Warsaw, Rynek Nowego Miasta
  - 17:00: concert
  
  
• 16 March:
  Bialystok, ul. Rynek Kosciuszki 10
  - 14:00: inflating a large candle; - 17:00: presenting collected signatures for freedom of expression in Belarus;
  - 19:00: burning candles. Wear jeans!
  
  

Sponsoring

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Reading

• Amnesty International
• Amnesty UvA NL
• Amnesty VU NL
• Belarus16
• Zubr
• Global Democracy

Don't be shy

It is possible to participate with the human rights activists in this hitch hiking event or to take down interviews with one of the participants.
For more information, contact us at: canigetaright@gmail.com.

Sponsors

• Karos Koetstaxi
• Fietstaxi Amsterdam

The "Disappeared" *

Victor Gonchar,
Missing since:
16 September 1999

Anatoly Krasovsky,
Missing since:
16 September 1999

Yuri Zakharenko,
Missing since:
7 May 1999

Dmitri Zavadsky,
Missing since:
7 July 2000

* Amnesty International considers that a "disappearance" has occured when there are reasonable grounds to believe that a person has been taken into custody by state agents, yet the authorities deny the victim is held, thus concealing the victim's whereabouts and fate and placing the victim outside the protection of the law. The word is placed in inverted commas by Amnesty International to indicate that it does not accept official explanations that these people have simply vanished. Amnesty International only uses the term "disappearance" for cases which fit this definition and involve government forces. Amnesty International opposes "disappearances" in all cases.