• Contact your U.S. Officials and Representatives and make MOVE POW’s an issue that they have to address. • Offer driving services if you have a car; typing services if you can type or use a computer.

Dec 10, 2020 · In the four decades since nine members of MOVE, a Black revolutionary group, were sent to prison for the shooting of Philadelphia police officer James Rump, some have died and the rest are adjusting to life outside of prison after being released on parole.

Aug 14, 2013 · August 8 marked the 35th year of incarceration for the surviving eight members of the MOVE 9. On Aug. 7, a panel of activists addressed a gathering at the Rotunda in Philadelphia to discuss the fight to get them out on parole, for which they have been eligible since 2008.

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May 22, 2018 · Mike Africa Jr, the son of two MOVE 9 members imprisoned for the past four decades in a the death of a Philadelphia policeman, said supporters have stepped up efforts to free the incarcerated activists.

May 7, 2009 · Philadelphia Police Commissioner Sambor declared through a loudspeaker, minutes before the May 13, 1985 police assault on the revolutionary MOVE organization’s home. This assault killed 5 children and 6 adults, including MOVE founder John Africa.

Aug 10, 2007 · Since 1978 the MOVE 9—innocent Black men and women—have been in prison following a massive police assault on their headquarters in the Powelton Village section of Philadelphia, seven years before the state dropped a bomb on another MOVE house, killing 11 people including 5 children.

Parole Hearing Approaches: Free the MOVE Prisoners! For the first time since their imprisonment 30 years ago, the eight surviving members of the MOVE 9 are eligible for a parole hearing in April.

The Partisan Defense Committee yet again joins with those supporting the release of the eight surviving political prisoners who have been collectively known as the MOVE 9.

The Pa Parole Board has been fully exposed on the issue of them keeping innocent Move people in prison six years past their minimum sentence. The Fraternal Order Of Police and other police unions have now gone quiet over the issue of parole for The Move 9 …