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    Malalai Joya, an outspoken Afghan women's rights activist and former member of Afghanistan's parliament, will speak about the situation in Afghanistan and why she believes US/NATO troops should immediately withdraw from the country. The event will take place on April 9, 2011 from 6-9 pm at the Episcopal Church of St. John the Evangelist in San Francisco. Joya's book "A Woman Among Warlords" will also be available for purchase.

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    Malalai Joya, an outspoken Afghan women's rights activist and former member of Afghanistan's parliament, will speak about the situation in Afghanistan and why she believes US/NATO troops should immediately withdraw from the country. The event will take place on April 9, 2011 from 6-9 pm at the Episcopal Church of St. John the Evangelist in San Francisco. Joya's book "A Woman Among Warlords" will also be available for purchase.

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    Malalai Joya, an outspoken Afghan women's rights activist and former member of Afghanistan's parliament, will speak about the situation in Afghanistan and why she believes US/NATO troops should immediately withdraw from the country. The event will take place on April 9, 2011 from 6-9 pm at the Episcopal Church of St. John the Evangelist in San Francisco. Joya's book "A Woman Among Warlords" will also be available for purchase.

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    Ending the Afghan War

    An Evening with Malalai Joya


    Saturday, April 9, 2011
    Reception with light food 6–7 pm
    Program 7–9 pm
    with Kaylah Marin

    Episcopal Church of
    St. John the Evangelist
    15th St @ Julian
    (btw Mission and Valencia)
    San Francisco (16th St BART)
    $10–25 no one turned away
    Wheelchair Accessible

    “We are caught between two enemies—the Taliban


    on the one side and the US/NATO forces and
    their warlord allies on the other.”
    Malalai Joya has been called the “bravest woman in Afghanistan.” She was the youngest
    member elected to the Afghan Parliament but was suspended for denouncing the
    warlords and the US/NATO war and occupation. She continues to speak out despite
    death threats and assassination attempts. Join us as she talks about the situation in
    Afghanistan and why it’s essential that US/NATO troops leave immediately.
    Her book, A Woman Among Warlords with a new afterward about the war under
    Obama, is now in paperback and will be available for purchase.
    For more information: sfjoya@gmail.com
    Sponsored by: Women’s International League for Peace & Freedom (WILPF/SF)
    WILPF was founded in 1915 and continues to work for peace, justice and human rights throughout the world.
    We meet every month in SF and are particularly interested in the impact of militarization and war on women.

    Endorsed by: American Friends Service Comm • ANSWER/SF • Arab Resource Organizing Center • BAYAN • Bay Area Jewish
    Voice for Peace • Bay Area Women in Black • Black Women Stirring the Waters • Buddhist Peace Fellowship • California Women’s
    Agenda • Catalyst Project • Code Pink/Women for Peace • Courage to Resist • Eastside Arts Alliance • Ecumenical Peace
    Institute • Freedom Archives • Global Exchange • Grandmothers Against the War • Haiti Action Committee • International
    Action Center • International Jewish Anti-Zionist Network • International Socialist Organization • KPFA Women’s Magazine •
    LAGAI • Middle East Children’s Alliance • National Radio Project/ Making Contact • QUIT • San Francisco Women In Black •
    UNAC • Women for Genuine Security • WILPF/ Berkeley /East Bay • WILPF/ Santa Cruz) • Veterans For Peace Chapter 69

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