Friday, 22 August 2014

5000-MAN MARCH in Harper City THE SHIPWRECK VICTIMS ACTION COMMITTEE (SVAC) Maryland County, R.L.



June 7, 8 and 9, 2010, The Women of Maryland held a Peaceful Demonstration. Thousands of them showed up. The March was peaceful! Their DEMANDS include but not limited to: 1) REPARATION, RESTITUTION, DEBT-WAIVER for all the SHIPWRECKS Victims and 2) Refurbishment, Rehabilitation, and the Paving of the Fishtown-Harper Highway
Considering the tremendous pain visited upon our Women and our community by the shipwrecks, we the Men of Maryland County will march on Harper City on Monday, June 14, 2010 to express our SOLIDARITY and SUPPORT!  

We will walk in silence throughout the major streets of Harper City. We will dress in white tops—the color of peace and absolute freedom. All the Victims of the shipwrecks cannot continue to suffer abuses, neglect perpetrated by ship-owners and their partners in Government.

Please join us in this Peaceful March in support of our Women’s DEMANDS!

The Peaceful March will begin at 6am from the Merry-Go-Round.
From the Merry-Go-Round, we will march throughout the major streets of Harper and then to the Harper City Hall where a Statement will be read and presented to the Superintendent of Maryland County, Hon. Gblebo-Brown to be handed over to H.E. Dr. Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, President of the Republic of Liberia.
The March will center around the slogan: This is not only a road and ship issue; it is a human life issue!
We will call on the international community to act and condemn the many shipwrecks and the suffering and deaths it brought on our poor women, men and children and the County!
For more information please call: 06.920.151/06.666.957

The Shipwreck Victims Action Committee is a local, non-profit, nonpartisan, independent civil society group focused on REPARATION, RESTITUTION, REIMBURSEMENT, DEBT-WAIVER for the victims of the many shipwrecks that took innocent lives, investments and personal properties of Marylanders. The SVAC currently includes more than 100 business men and women of Maryland. It maintains an active presence in Pleebo, Kalorkeh, Barrobo and Harper.
Signed: Thomas G. Bedell/Chair/Advocate

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