Political Prisoners & Prisoners of War
Political Exiles
Politically Incarcerated
"Loose" Freedom Fighters
Other Political Prisoners, Support Groups and web resources

Political Prisoners & Prisoners of War [top]

• Mumia ABU-JAMAL
  ITJ supports Millions for Mumia. April 24, 1999. Philadelphia, PA city hall. Information is available at the following sites.
  www.mumia.org
  International Concerned Family & Friends of Mumia Abu-Jamal / Washington DC
• Sundiatta ACOLI
  "There is something about Sundiata that exudes calm. From every part of his being you can sense the presence of revolutionary spirit and fervor. And his love for Black people is so intense that you can almost touch it and hold it in your hand." --Assata Shakur
  Sundiata Acoli Freedom Page
• Silvia BARALDINI
  Silvia Baraldini Page
  Justice for Silvia
• Marilyn BUCK
  Marilyn Buck
• Marshall Eddie CONWAY
  Marshall "Eddie" Conway Support Group
• Linda EVANS
• Richard Mafundi LAKE
  A letter from Richard Mafundi Lake
• Mondo we LANGA
  The Cheetah Who Would Not Be What He Was (Written by Mondo we Langa, June 8, 1998)
  Signs of the Tribes (Written by Mondo we Langa, undated, before Nov. 97)
  The Case of David Rice (Mondo we Langa) & Ed Poindexter
• The MOVE NINE
  Move 9
• Leonard PELTIER
  "American Indians share a history rich in diversity, integrity, culture and tradition. It is also rich in tragedy, deceit and genocide. As the world learns of these atrocities and cries out for justice for ALL people everywhere, no human being should ever have to fear for his or her life because of their political or religious beliefs. We are in this together, my friends, the rich, the poor, the red, white, black, brown and yellow. We share responsibility for Mother Earth and those who live and breathe upon her. Never forget that." --Leonard Peltier
  Int'l Office of the Leonard Peltier Support Committee
  Arlington Service
  ABC Federation Toll Free action
  Leonard Peltier Support Committee
  The Leonard Peltier Charitable Foundation, Inc.
• Ed POINDEXTER
  The Case of David Rice (Mondo we Langa) & Ed Poindexter
• PUERTO RICAN Prisoners of War
  There are 15. Who are they? They are workers and professionals, students and teachers, organizers in their communities, artists, mothers, fathers... They are fighters for Puerto Rican independence and social justice. They found colonialism in Puerto Rico intolerable. They have faced head-on the government of these United States. Most have passed far more than a decade in federal prisons, some in conditions that are in violation of international norms that prohibit discriminatory treatment against prisoners for their political beliefs.
  Antonio Camacho Negrón
  Edwin Cortés
  Elizam Escobar
  Ricardo Jiménez
  Oscar López Rivera
  Adolfo Matos Antongiorgi
  Dylcia Pagán
  Alberto Rodríguez
  Alicia Rodríguez
  Ida Luz Rodríguez
  Luis Rosa
  Juan Segarra Palmer
  Alejandrina Torres
  Carlos Alberto Torres
  Carmen Valentín
  Comité '98
  The Puerto Rican Political Prisoners
  National Committee to Free Puerto Rican Prisoners of War and Political Prisoners
• Oscar López RIVIERA
  Stop the torture of Oscar López Rivera
  Oscar López Rivera
• Herman WALLACE
  Institute for Tsunamic Justice
• Laura WHITEHORN
• Robert WILKERSON
• Albert WOODFOX
  Institute for Tsunamic Justice

Political Exiles [top]

• Assatta SHAKUR
  Assata at AfroCuba Web -1-
  Assata at AfroCuba Web -2- (includes "Open Letter from Assata" 3/98)
  Assata at AfroCuba Web -3- (includes "Hands Off Assata" letter)
  New Jersey and the Nazi's
  Assata at AfroCuba Web -5- (includes H.Con.Res 254)
  9-25-98 Letter from Assata on Prison Industrial Complex

Politically Incarcerated [top]

• Mona Lisa GAFFNEY
• Lacresha MURRAY
  Lacresha Murray is an 11-year-old serving a 25 year prison term in Texas for a crime she did not commit, found "guilty" with no evidence, witnesses, opportunity, motive, nor history of aggression.
  People of the Heart
• Kemba SMITH
  Kemba Smith, at 23 years old received a 24.5 year prison sentence after pleading guilty to conspiracy to distribute crack cocaine. She was a Hampton University student who--even according to the prosecution--never actually handled or used these drugs, and had never before been in trouble with the law.
  FAMM's Kemba Smith page
  The Kemba Smith Justice Page

"Loose" Freedom Fighters [top]

Other Political Prisoners, Support Groups and web resources[top]

Anarchist Black Cross Federation
Jericho 98
Jericho organizing info on some of those affected by COINTELPRO
The Prison Issues Desk PP/POW page
Prison & Political Prisoners (New South Wales Council for Civil Liberties) An interesting set of links.
Prison Activist Resource Center's Directory of Organizations
Don Pedro Albizu Campos