On June 16th, CPT Canada took part in the Unite Against Racism Rally. Hundreds of people marched through Toronto to draw attention to unjust labor practices, especially against migrant workers. Together we called for a $15 minimum wage, universal services such as healthcare, and an end to detentions and deportations of migrants.

"Recent human rights reports show that murders of social leaders have skyrocketed since Colombia’s right-wing President Ivan Duque came into office in 2017. Activist Manuel Rozental speaks to us about the situation from one of the most affected areas"

(In the picture, the woman's sign reads, "No more rivers of blood.")