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A Prayer For Everyone

2009-07-23T00:01:00.003-04:00

A Prayer for EVERYONE Belinda Carlisle A Prayer for EVERYONE

Belinda Carlisle

Every child deserves love,

A safe place to run and play

Every man deserves a chance

To bring home a decent pay

Every race is equal

Beloved in god's eyes

When I see discrimination, my soul cries

Say a prayer for the lonely

A prayer for the confused

Say a prayer if you'd only

For the secretly abused

Say a prayer for the newborn

With all the battles to be won

Say a prayer for the tired and worn

Say a prayer for everyone

Walk a mile with a stranger

Put yourself in his shoes

Lend a handTo an old one

Good will come to you

In our heads were happy

We go our merry way

In our hearts, were all afraid of our dying day

Say a prayer for the lonely

A prayer for the confused

Say a prayer if you'd only

For the secretly abused

Say a prayer for the newborn, With all the battles to be won

Say a prayer for the tired and worn

Say a prayer for everyone

Every child deserves love

A safe place to run and play

Every woman deserves a chance

To bring home a decent pay

Say a prayer for the lonely

A prayer for the confused

Say a prayer if you'd only

For the secretly abused

Say a prayer for the newborn

With all the battles to be won

Say a prayer for the tired and worn

Say a prayer for everyone

Say a prayer for everyone.

“WHY ARE WE STILL ALL SILENT?”

2009-07-20T23:15:00.003-04:00

"WHY ARE WE STILL ALL SILENT?"
Recently, an election in Iran has been stolen.
The question is:
“Why are the lights still out at all levels of Canadian-governments, Provincial & Federal?
Is there an electricity-strike in Quebec that the lights went out?
Did the lights go-out at all institutions, organizations and communities in Montreal?
Are all Canadians still sitting in the dark, and can NOT act?”
What we still have is total silence.
Regardless who won the election, the hearts and hopes of the world are with the Democratic-Protesters of Iran, as they face violent-crackdowns.
The death of Neda Agha-Soltan, 26 years old, shot in the chest, by a Basij member, along with at least 17 other Iranians who lost their lives, in the cause of freedom and right-of-expression, voicing their pain & dismay.
Several other civil society activists and human rights lawyers, including Shadi Sadr, Abdolfattah Soltani, Kambiz Nourouzi and Mohammed Ali Dadkhah, have been detained in recent days.
More than 2,000 people have been illegal, arbitrary and violently arrested, since the contested June 12 elections.
Some have DISAPEARED.
We urgently need a united international-community, Iranian and Interfaith- Communities join together, to speak with one voice, expressing solidarity with People of Iran, against the crackdowns.
I call upon all Canadian-Montréalers; join in organizing a Vigil in Support and Memory of the fallen innocent-victims in Iran, in the cause of Human-Rights & Freedom.
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Universal Human-Rights, in China?

2009-07-16T22:06:00.002-04:00

We talk about Universal HumanRights

We talk about Universal Human-Rights, BUT;

The violence against minority-Uighurs in western-China’s Urumqi city, between ethnic-Uighurs and Han- Chinese, can only be described as alarming & deplorable – Assimilation – ‘genocide’.

The death toll rises above 184, as high as 3000, around 1,800 injured, and 5000 people were arrested / detained.

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A Tribute to NEDA United with NEDA

2009-07-09T10:01:00.006-04:00

A Tribute to NEDA

United with NEDA

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SOLIDARITY WITH THE PEOPLE OF IRAN

2009-07-07T22:32:00.006-04:00

SOLIDARITY WITH THE PEOPLE of IRAN
Bring forward the concrete manifestation of the support of the Jewish community with the people and publics of Iran.
An expression of support for and perhaps participation in, an event organized by the Montreal-local Iranian community, may be a course of action worth considering under the guise of supporting human rights and democracy generally, and the minorities of Iran in particular.
Sympathy for those advocating for democracy and basic human rights

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WHY ARE WE ALL SILENT?

2009-07-02T02:30:00.027-04:00

"WHY ARE WE ALL SILENT?"
Recently, an election in Iran has been stolen.
The question is:
“Why are the lights out at all levels of Canadian-governments, Provincial & Federal?
Is there an electricity-strike in Quebec that the lights went out?
Did the lights go-out at all institutions, organizations and communities in Montréal?
Are all Canadians sitting in the dark, and can NOT act?”
What we have is a total silence.
Regardless of who won the election, the hearts and hopes of the world are with the Democratic-Protesters of Iran, as they face a violent-crackdown.
The death of Neda Agha-Soltan, 26 years old, shot in the chest, by a Basij member, along with at least 17 other Iranians who lost their lives, in the cause of freedom and right-of-expression, voicing their pain & dismay.
We urgently need a united international-community, Iranian and Interfaith- Communities join together, to speak with one voice, expressing solidarity with People of Iran, against the crackdown.
I call upon all Canadian-Montréalers; join in organizing a Vigil in Support and Memory of the fallen innocent-victims in Iran, in the cause of Human-Rights & Freedom.

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Mr. Bernie M. Farber, CJC/QJC - National Chief Executive Officer bfarber@cjc.ca

I recently sent you an e-mail asking for support in organizing an event to show the Jewish community’s empathy for the brave men and women of Iran who are risking their lives to overthrow a regime that seeks the destruction of our beloved Israel and the extermination of our people. I have heard and read; many comments, articles, bulletins, etc condemning the government-of-Iran by Jewish organizations - from the Canada-Israel Committee to Quebec-Israel-Committee to Canadian-Jewish-Congress.
Not a day goes by, that I am not solicited for money to help Jewish-organizations defeat this regime. And yet, now that hundreds upon hundreds of Iranians are dying in the streets, or have simply disappeared, all I hear is a deafening silence.
As symbolic as a vigil, or some form of recognition of the injustices being perpetrated in Iran, may I submit to you that the CJC, which purports to represent me in its relations with governments, has an obligation to take the lead on this.
How can you represent me, a Jew, and ignore what is happening to the innocents in Iran? Could you please, let me know what the CJC’s position is?
Are there any plans to hold a gathering, to express our concern for human lives, being sacrificed in the name of the freedoms we take for granted
(except where it concerns Israel)? A Montreal journalist, of Iranian origin, was murdered by the Iranian regime.
An exhibition of her photos, scheduled for the Cote St. Luc library, was cancelled, because one Jewish resident complained about one photo he saw as sympathetic to Palestinians.
Do we only act in our self-interest?
Why are Jewish organizations so silent?
It is sheer hypocrisy for us not to acknowledge the frightening plight of Iranian protesters. I await your reply.

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Mr. Mark Freiman, CJC - National President mfreiman@cjc.ca
Dr. Victor C. Golbloom, QJC - Québec Regional Chair mailto:cjc-quebec@cjc.ca

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Mr. Liebman, Office of the Hon. Mr. Irwin Cotler, M.P.
Again,
Thank You, Howard, For promptly replying to me so soon, on such important matters.

I'm aware of Mr. Cotler long absent, due to his ongoing Iranian issue on the world stage.

As you noticed, I did share the concern of a need to raise our voice and heads, by stopping being silent, with all in the highest levels at the CJC/QJC.

As well, I shared my concern with all levels at the government, parliament, and national-assembly (see list of people below) of both parties, only to receive the same silent.

I figured that since your office, that is Mr. Cotler, is trying so hard on the world stage to address this issue, it would only make sense not to forget to address it at home too.

Again, I ask of you, as I did ask Mr. Cotler on his nomination-night, and in principal he agreed to it, to do all you can to convince the CJC/QJC of the importance and need to address it here at home, while Mr. Cotler is doing all he can abroad.

I ask again:
"Why Are We All Silent?"

As Mr. Cotler himself said:
"It is not enough talking about it, but DOING what count".

I need your help, in all of us being "dooers".

Let us break the silence, stop pointing towards others as 'dooers' by being ourself a "dooer".
Thank You

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Diamond Taxi Veteran Driver Stories

2008-03-11T20:34:00.002-04:00

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CBC-Radio 1 (Toronto)

2008-03-11T00:01:00.000-04:00

Live interview on CBC-Radio 1 (Toronto) on May 7, 2008

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Listen to Part 3 of As It Happens

Starting Point at 13:56
Ending Point at 21:30

Cabbie lost faith in system contests fines

2008-03-10T00:52:00.001-04:00

Wednesday, May 07, 2008

Montreal Cabbie Files Human Rights Complaint Over Religious Items

Today's Montreal Gazette reports that Montreal cabbie Arieh Perecowicz has filed a complaint with the Quebec Human Rights Commission challenging a Montreal Taxi Bureau bylaw that bans any "object or inscription that is not required for the taxi to be in service." Perecowicz, who is Jewish, has two mezuzahs embedded in the posts between the front and rear seats of his cab. He also has photos of his daughter and the founder of the Chabad Lubavitch movement as well as a Remembrance Day poppy in the taxi. His complaint asks for $5,000 in damages, alleging that the Montreal bylaw infringes his freedom of expression as guaranteed by the Quebec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms. Next month, Perecowicz will ask a Montreal municipal court judge to postpone ruling on his four citations-- each fining him $191-- for violating the Taxi Bureau bylaw until the Human Rights Commission rules in his case. Perecowicz suggests that the fines are related to his appearance on television with other drivers complaining that the Taxi Bureau was not enforcing its rules against unlicensed cabs.

Cabbie lost faith in system contests fines

Irwin Block, Montreal Gazette

Published: Wednesday, May 07

Montreal - A veteran Montreal cabbie who's been fined a total of $764 for having photos of his daughter and the founder of the Chabad Lubavitch movement, two mezuzahs and a remembrance poppy in his car is going to court with a special request.

On June 9, Arieh Perecowicz will ask a Montreal Municipal Court judge to delay a ruling on his four tickets until the Quebec Human Rights Commission examines his complaint.

He is seeking $5,000 from the city of Montreal for a "discriminatory and unlawful" bylaw, saying it infringes on his freedom of expression, which is guaranteed in the Quebec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms.

Perecowicz, who has been driving a taxi for 42 years, has been fined four times, at $191 a crack, by Montreal Taxi Bureau inspectors under Section 98 of the bylaw, which bans any "object or inscription that is not required for the taxi to be in service."

He also questions the bureau's motives, since the first fine, on Dec. 19, 2006, came days after he and other drivers went on local television stations to complain that the taxi bureau was not acting to curtail unlicensed cabs.

The taxi bureau did not respond to numerous requests for comment yesterday.

The bylaw was passed in June 2003, and Perecowicz says none of the roughly 40 drivers fined under this section were singled out for having family pictures or religious icons.

"The objects in my vehicle do not in any way diminish the rights of any passenger and do not interfere with the proper operation of my taxi," he wrote to the human rights commission.

He says he has never had a complaint from any passenger.

Though he is not a religious person, he insists the small mezuzahs, embedded discreetly in the posts between front and rear seats, are there as a charm, along with a prayer for safety.

(Traditional Jews affix a mezuzah, containing a parchment with several prayers, in the doorway of their house, and in some cases beside every door.)

Perecowicz wrote to the rights commission that the photos, mezuzahs, and poppy "are integral to my identity both as a Jew, a father, and proud supporter of our Canadian veterans."

Told about the fines, Rabbi Itchey Treitel, director of the Lubavitch-run Montreal Torah Centre, asked: "What, these guys have nothing better to do?"

Treitel said it is not unusual for a Jew to have a mezuzah in a car or even a private jet.

"It's been an item of protection from days of old."

Although not that common in cars, it can be seen by observant Jews as "a form of guidance and strength."

"Some people keep it in the glove compartment; some will hang it near the door. I've seen it many times."

Gregory Sitaras, president of Champlain Taxis, which has many drivers of Greek origin, noted that many have beads hanging from a mirror or small crucifixes on dashboards.

"Everybody has something like that, but it has to be small."

Told about Perecowicz's fines, Sitaras said: "I don't know of anybody that got a fine because of that.

"The Bureau de Taxi should be looking for drivers who have no permits rather than mezuzahs. I would never punish a driver for that."

In fact, he said taxi companies are pressuring the city to allow in-cab advertising, which would require an amendment to existing bylaws.

Nicole Marchand, secretary for Amicale Plus, which employs many drivers of Haitian origin, said many have a small Haitian flag or crucifix in their car.

Told about the fines issued to Perecowicz, she laughed.

"It's stupid," Marchand said.

2008-03-08T12:05:00.006-05:00

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Preserve our Québec-Charter-of-Human-Rights-and-Freedoms

2008-02-17T20:00:00.008-05:00

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Preserve our Québec-Charter-of-Human-Rights-and-Freedoms

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'Are we really equal?'

2008-02-14T00:20:00.005-05:00

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Un reportage de la CBC (17 aout 2007) mettant en vedette Arieh Perecowicz, un chauffeur de taxi montréalais de religion juive à qui le Bureau du Taxi a infligé une amende de $166 pour avoir eu une Mezouzah dans sa voiture. Il a eu la même amende pour avoir osé afficher un coquelicot, emblème des anciens combatants et du jour du Souvenir dans son taxi। Et une autre amende semblable pour une photo de sa fille.Je n'ai jamais vu sa fille, mais des Mezouzahs dans les cadres de porte, il y en a partout. Même au bureau de Taxi Diamond (surtout coté administration). Et venu le mois de novembre, les coquelicots s'affichent sur bien des boutonnières. Et tout cela n'a jamais vraiment dérangé personne.D'un autre coté, il pourrait mettre le coquelicot à sa boutonnière comme tout le monde, la photo de sa fille dans son portefeuille et la Mezouzah...bien moi je la camouflerais dans le truc en plastique qui retient la ceinture sécurité. Elle serait ainsi à l'abris des regards des inspecteurs du Bureau du Taxi.
English Translation
A CBC-TV-NEWS (17 august 2007) reported; on ‘star’ Arieh Perecowicz, a driver of a Montréal-taxi, of a Jewish-religion, that the Office of the Bureau de Taxi inflicted a fine of $166 for having a Mezuzah in his car।
As well; the same ticket had dared him: from posting a poppy, emblem of the former combatants, and Remembrance-day (WW2) in his taxi। And yet another amends forbidding a display of his daughter’s photo.
I never saw his daughter, but Mezuzahs on door’s posts? There are some everywhere! Even in the office of Taxi Diamond (especially quoted administration). And during the month of November, the poppies post themselves on several lapels. All of this never ever disturbed anyone.
Yet, quote another option; He could pin the poppy to his lapel, as everyone, and the photo of his daughter in his wallet… but, the Mezuzah. ..OK! Me I would conceal it in the plastic that keeps the security-belt. Therefore, she would be ‘under-cover’ from the eyes of the inspectors of the Office of the Bureau de Taxi.

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Discrimination against Handicapped in Wheelchairs

2008-02-13T00:58:00.006-05:00

Hey you.. you in the wheelchair... Get Lost

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Cabbie on Handicapped Crusade

Disabled Shunned, forced to wait longer for taxis, Veteran says

Crusader cabbie Arieh Perecowicz is going to bat for handicapped customers (including the one in wheelchairs) he claims are shunned by: insensitive taxi-drivers, insensitive Bureau de Taxi, and insensitive Diamond-Taxi Association of Montreal.

Perecowicz launched a one man battled within the taxi-industry around 1997-1998 to fight what he says is blatant discrimination against the disabled.

He is only asking the industry to do a humane thing:
That, all dispatched-calls (at Diamond/Veteran Taxi dispatched center) be dispatched as regular calls, regardless of their special needs.

Arieh Perecowicz, a Veteran taxi behind the wheel of a cab, accuses colleagues of refusing fares when they are told by dispatch-center that the client is handicapped.

A cabbie will take 70 pounds of a suitcase from a customer, at the airport, but not a 17 ounce walker.

As a result; disabled callers are sometimes forced to wait up to a half an hour longer than regular customers, for a taxi.

He says refusing fares (the disabled) breaches both the company’s (Diamond/Veteran) internal regulations and a bylaw under the Montreal Urban Community’s taxi Bureau (The Bureau de Taxi).

Perecowicz has lodged official complaints with the Bureau de taxi, Diamond/Veteran Management, and the Provincial agency, for handicapped people.

ONLY AFTER Perecowicz had gone PUBLIC to the MEDIA (The Montreal Gazette & TV-News), the matter has been resolved by The Bureau de Taxi director Richard Boyer & by Diamond/Veteran Taxi Association CEO-President Dominic Roy.
All parties been advised to accommodate customers with special-needs.

Dispatchers were giving drivers the option to refuse handicapped customers, Perecowicz said.
A sample of such a call being dispatched was, as follows:
“Triple five, do you take a wheelchair?”
Perecowicz, cab number being 555, requested the dispatcher to repeat the call. After realizing the error, the dispatcher then apologized, saying: “Sorry, I’m not supposed to do that.”

The Quebec Human-Rights Commission REFUSED to open a file because it does NOT accept third-party complaints.

Claire Chenard of the Office des Personnes Handicapées du Québec, whom Perecowicz said he contacted recently, could not be reached for comments.

“There are lots of empty promises; they are hoping it will just blow away.”

Story was publish in the Montreal-Gazette, Tuesday, July 10, 2001 on page: ‘A3’ http://www.canada.com/montrealgazette/index.html

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2008-02-12T01:45:00.018-05:00

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2008-02-12T01:42:00.004-05:00

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2008-02-12T01:17:00.030-05:00

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The INVESTIGATION Stage

Des droits de la personne et des droits de la jeunesse
Direction de la protection et de la défense des droits
Bureau de Montréal

Réf. : Mtl – 018168 – Arieh Perecowicz/Ville de Montréal/Bureau de taxi

January 22, 2008
Le 22 janvier, 2008

Mr. Perecowicz,
M. Perecowicz,

Please take note that after review and discussion, the Commission has decided to proceed with an investigation following your complaint.

Prend note s'il vous plaît qui après la revue et la discussion, la Commission a décidé de procéder avec une investigation suivant votre plainte.

The case will therefore be transferred to Mr. Serge Marquise, Vice-Director of the Service of Investigation, who will assign it to an investigator as soon as possible.

Le cas sera donc transféré à M. Serge Marquise, le Vice-directeur du Service d'Investigation, qui il assignera à un investigateur le plus tôt possible.

We wish to remind you that at any stage of the procedures, any complaint filed with the Commission can be submitted to mediation or settled through an agreement between the parties involved.

Nous souhaitons vous rappeler qui à n'importe quelle étape des procédures, n'importe quelle plainte classée avec la Commission peut être soumise à la médiation ou réglée par un accord entre les partis impliquées.

Yours truly,

Emilie Pelletier, Lawyer
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