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Amnesty wanted: A group of about 75 demonstrators march to Queen's Park yesterday, demanding that politicians grant amnesty to refugees, some of them who have been waiting as long as seven years
Amnesty wanted: A group of about 75 demonstrators march to Queen's Park yesterday, demanding that politicians grant amnesty to refugees, some of them who have been waiting as long as seven years

Amnesty wanted: A group of about 75 demonstrators march to Queen's Park yesterday, demanding that politicians grant amnesty to refugees, some of them who have been waiting as long as seven years

Date5/26/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Amnesty wanted: A group of about 75 demonstrators march to Queen's Park yesterday; demanding that politicians grant amnesty to refugees; some of them who have been waiting as long as seven years.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0012120F
Demanding Amnesty for convicted abortionist Dr. Henry Morgentaler
Demanding Amnesty for convicted abortionist Dr. Henry Morgentaler
Lennon, Frank
6/20/1975
On T Tax Relief, One hundred demonstrators marched on Qu to persuade election-conscious politicians t elderly
On T Tax Relief, One hundred demonstrators marched on Qu to persuade election-conscious politicians t elderly
Griffin, Doug
4/11/1967
Immediate Amnesty for jailed abortionist Dr. Henry Morgentaler
Immediate Amnesty for jailed abortionist Dr. Henry Morgentaler
Goode, Jeff
6/22/1975
Masked participants at an Amnesty International event
Masked participants at an Amnesty International event
Gower, Patti
4/16/1994
Toronto Supporters of Amnesty International
Toronto Supporters of Amnesty International
Beaty, Keith
10/29/1975
Costumed demonstrators wearing simulated prison uniforms stand in forefront of placard-carrying group waiting outside nuclear power station in Pickeri(...)
Costumed demonstrators wearing simulated prison uniforms stand in forefront of placard-carrying group waiting outside nuclear power station in Pickeri(...)
Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
10/25/1971
Fashion statement: A visitor to Muironeyville in downtown Toronto yesterday makes his feelings clear about the federal government's policies and politicians
Fashion statement: A visitor to Muironeyville in downtown Toronto yesterday makes his feelings clear about the federal government's policies and politicians
Madonik, Rick
8/6/1991
Tying up rush-hour on Queen St yesterday thousands of demonstrators waving placards flood along road between University Ave. and Yonge St. on way to Q(...)
Tying up rush-hour on Queen St yesterday thousands of demonstrators waving placards flood along road between University Ave. and Yonge St. on way to Q(...)
Bezant, Graham
11/4/1971
Prison labor protest, Twenty demonstrators marched outside a Davenport Rd
Prison labor protest, Twenty demonstrators marched outside a Davenport Rd
Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
1/10/1980
It's protest time! As Viet Nam was protests were taking place around world today, demonstrators in Toronto are shown as 500 gathered in Nathan Phillip(...)
It's protest time! As Viet Nam was protests were taking place around world today, demonstrators in Toronto are shown as 500 gathered in Nathan Phillip(...)
Goode, Jeff
4/27/1968
Pogey protest: Demonstrators rally outside Conservative party headquarters in downtown Toronto yesterday to protest federal government plans to restrict and cut unemployment insurance benefits
Pogey protest: Demonstrators rally outside Conservative party headquarters in downtown Toronto yesterday to protest federal government plans to restrict and cut unemployment insurance benefits
Lautens, Richard
2/9/1993
The 'M' got left behind, Union Station was alive with sign-carrying demonstrators this morning as more than 1,200 persons left for Ottawa to take part in protest march against the war in Viet Nam
The 'M' got left behind, Union Station was alive with sign-carrying demonstrators this morning as more than 1,200 persons left for Ottawa to take part in protest march against the war in Viet Nam
James, Norman
3/26/1966