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Audrey Bomse (USA)

2008-10-31T09:22:08Z

Audrey is a human rights lawyer, 25-year member of the National Lawyers Guild, and current co-chair of its Free Gaza Working Group. She was a civil rights, anti-war and student rights activist at Columbia University in the 60\'s and has continued to be involved in progressive causes in the US and abroad.

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Alan Lonergan (Ireland)

2008-10-31T08:54:11Z

Alan Lonergan, Ireland

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Gideon Spiro (Israel)

2008-10-31T08:53:49Z

Gideon is a journalist from Israel, a tireless campaigner against nuclear weapons and military might. He is one of the advocates for the freedom of Mordechai Vanunu. http://www.gideonspiro.com

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Renee Bowyer (Australia)

2008-10-31T08:53:29Z

Renee Bowyer, Australia

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Denis Healey (UK)

2008-10-29T12:50:07Z

Captain of the "Dignity". Denis has been involved with boats for 45 years beginning with small fishing boats in Portsmouth. He learned to sail while at school and has been part of the sea ever since. He\'s a certified yacht master and has also worked on heavy marine equipment from yachts to large dredgers. This is his first of many trips (he hopes) to Gaza.

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George Klontzas (Greece)

2008-10-29T12:49:13Z

George was the Captain on the Liberty for the first voyage and is back as a consultant and first mate for this one. He is a professional diver, and, like the other eight returning passengers and crew, has a bad case of Gaza Fever.

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Nikoals Bolos (Ireland)

2008-10-29T12:48:40Z

Nico is a 49-year-old chemical engineer who loves boats and is happy on the sea. He\'s part of the Dignity\'s multi-national crew. This is his second trip to Gaza, and we was a crewmember on the Liberty\'s first voyage.

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Mairead Maguire (Ireland)

2008-10-28T13:56:35Z

Mairead Corrigan-Maguire, Nobel peace prize laureate, was co-founder of the Community of Peace People for a peaceful resolution of the Northern Ireland conflict. She has been to Palestine several times defending the human rights. In April 2007 she was wounded by the Israeli army while nonviolently protesting with Palestinians against the wall in the village of Bil\'in.

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Lubna Masarwa (Palestinian48, Israel)

2008-10-27T16:29:40Z

Lubna is a Palestinian 48 living in Israel. She is a political dynamic activist in Jerusalem working for the Alternative Information Center and Al Quds University. She chooses struggle as her way against the occupation. She believes that activists should take the authority to change the reality and not wait for someone else to do it. It\'s important for her as a Palestinian from 1948 to break the siege and keep the relationship with her people.

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Derek Graham (Ireland)

2008-10-27T14:18:23Z

Derek has been a qualified electrician for 20 years. He was a member of the reserve defense forces in Ireland for 21 years and was the first member of the reserves to make the Army sailing team. He has been sailing all of his life and is currently the first mate on board the Dignity. He was also first mate on the Free Gaza when it made the first trip.

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