Aged 70, Lynne Stewart has dedicated her life for the defense of the poor, of the Black community and for the struggle for justice.
The U.S. Government is unfairly accusing Lynne Stewart of being a terrorist and a traitor and is demanding a 30 years prison sentence for Lynne Stewart.
Please sign the petition and write to the President and to Lynne Stewart in prison.
The hearing will be held on December 2. There is no time to lose.
In the United States the National Lawyers Guild will organize demonstrations throughout the country.
To send Lynne Stewart a letter, write: Lynne Stewart #53504-054 MCC-NY 150 Park Row New York, NY NY 10007
You can also call or write to President Obama: The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington , DC 20500 Please include your e-mail address
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