In Acknowledgement of Canadian Solidarity 1975-1984

We want to thank and recognize all those who supported and spearheaded the denunciation of state terrorism during Argentina's military dictatorships.

The return of democracy and the respect for human rights would not have been possible without the involvement and commitment of numerous friends and organizations.

There are far too many people and institutions to list here, but a few deserve extra appreciation for their relentless activity, generosity and compassion:

To all members of:

Group for the Defense of Civil Rights in Argentina 1975-1984
No Candu for Argentina Committee 1977-1984
Emergency Committee for Argentine Political Prisoners and Refugees 1977-1984

Canadian Auto Workers, Canadian Union of Postal Workers, Canadian Union of Public Employees, Catholic Organization for Development and Peace, Catholic Women League, Communication Workers of Canada, Energy Probe, Interchurch Committee for Human Rights in Latin America (now KAIROS), International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, Labour Council of Metropolitan Toronto, Latin America Working Group, New Brunswick Federation of Labour, Ontario Federation of Labour, Ontario Public Service Employees Union, OXFAM-Canada, Steelworkers, Temple Emanu-El, Temple Holy Blosson, United Church of Canada, Voice of Women.

And to:
Ann and John Buttrick, Art Jenkyn, Bob Carty, Buzz Hargrove, Clifford Pilkey, Dan Heap, Darcy Martin, David Mac Donald, David Raby, Denis Mc Dermott, Ernie Regehr, Francis Arbour, Frank Shoulder, George Cram, Gregory and Shirley Baum, Ian Admas, John Dillon, John W. Foster, John Walsh, Jose Nun, Larry Hanley, Lee Lorch, Leo Sloman, Liisa North, Lou Lenkinski (in memoriam), Lyn Williams, Michele Landsberg, Miguel Murmis, Mike Constable, Mike Rygus, Muni Taub (in memoriam), Nancy Pocock (in memoriam), Nick Karastazi, Rabbi Art Billfield, Robert White, Sheila Katz, Stephen Lewis, Tim Draimin, Wayne Ellwood, ...