Saturday 29 May 2004
Golden Dragon Restaurant.
960 North Broadway, LA Chinatown

 In the spring of 1989, Beijing erupted with the largest spontaneous demonstrations the Peoples' Republic of China had witnessed in its 40-year history. The pro-democracy movement, as it was soon called, spread to 30 cities around China before the world witnessed the horrors of the government's brutal crackdown. As the Chinese people fled from the tanks and guns, they asked the international press to let the world know the truth.
We are honored to present the

Spirit of Tiananmen Pro-Democracy Award

to

Chief Anthony Enahoro

An elder statesman from Nigeria, now 81 (born July 22, 1923) Chief Enahoro has committed more than five decades of his life to the uncompromising struggle for freedom of the press and the institutionalization of a democratic system of government in Nigeria.As a journalist and political activist he was imprisoned in 1946, 1947 and 1949 for his fierce editorials and anti-colonial campaign against the British. He was designated a prisoner of conscience by Amnesty International when he was detained without charge in 1994 at the age of 73. Chief Enahoro will attend in person to receive this award !
Champion for Freedom of Speech Award
will also be given in recognition of the bravery of the Mothers of Tiananmen for their courage in seeking justice.

 

the Visual Artists Guild cordially invites you to attend our

Annual Award Dinner and

Tiananmen Commemoration

Saturday 29 May 2004

    reservations via E-Mail

 
In the spring of 1989, Beijing erupted with the largest spontaneous demonstrations the Peoples' Republic of China had witnessed in its 40-year history. The pro-democracy movement, as it was soon called, spread to 30 cities around China before the world witnessed the horrors of the government's brutal crackdown. As the Chinese people fled from the tanks and guns, they asked the international press to let the world know the truth.

They asked the world not to forget.

 
 
We are honored to present the

Spirit of Tiananmen Pro-Democracy Award

to

Chief Anthony Enahoro

An elder statesman from Nigeria, now 81 (born July 22, 1923) Chief Enahoro has committed more than five decades of his life to the uncompromising struggle for freedom of the press and the institutionalization of a democratic system of government in Nigeria.As a journalist and political activist he was imprisoned in 1946, 1947 and 1949 for his fierce editorials and anti-colonial campaign against the British. He was designated a prisoner of conscience by Amnesty International when he was detained without charge in 1994 at the age of 73. Chief Enahoro will attend in person to receive this award !
Champion for Freedom of Speech Award
will also be given in recognition of the bravery of the Mothers of Tiananmen for their courage in seeking justice.
Date: Saturday, May 29, 2004  
Time: registration 6:00 p.m.
  dinner 7:00 p.m.
Place: Golden Dragon Restaurant.
  960 North Broadway,
Los Angeles Chinatown
  9 Course Chinese Banquet Style Dinner
click here for Map
For information and reservation please call
310-539-0234
      Dinner Ticket: $25.00
      Student Ticket: $20.00
      Donor Ticket: $50.00
Please mail check on or before May 24, 2004 to
  Visual Artists Guild
  P.O. Box 861132
  Los Angeles, Ca. 90086-1132