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Listing of CPTers and where they served….

Iraq
CPTers serving the Iraq team January-March 2011 were: Bud Courtney (New York, USA), Lukasz Firla (Czech Republic), Marius van Hoogstraten (Bammental, Germany), Michele Naar-Obed (Minnesota, USA), Doug Pritchard (Ontario, Canada), Hillary Scarsella (Indiana, USA), Allan Slater (Ontario, Canada), Kathy Thiessen (Manitoba, Canada), Chihchun Yuan (Taipei, Taiwan).

Colombia
CPTers serving the Colombia team January-March 2011 were: Eloy García (New Mexico, USA), Gladys Gómez (Colombia), Phil Hart (Ohio, USA), Chris Knestrick (Ohio, USA), Julie Myers (Ohio, USA), Sandra Milena Rincón (Colombia), Jenny Rodríguez (Colombia), Pierre Shantz (Colombia), Stewart Vriesinga (Ontario, Canada).

Palestine
Eighteen CPTers from Canada, England, Germany, Italy, Sweden, and USA served the Palestine team (al-Khalil and at-Tuwani) January-March 2011.  Twenty peacemakers from Australia, Canada, Netherlands, and USA participated in CPT’s 4-17 January and 8-21 March delegations to Palestine/Israel.  Names withheld due to the State of Israel refusing entry to many peacemakers.

Aboriginal Justice
CPTers serving the Aboriginal Justice Team January – March, 2011 were: Jill Foster (Quebec, Canada), Julián Gutiérrez (Colombia), Peter Hare-snape (Cambridgeshire, England), Rebecca Johnson (Ontario, Canada), Christine Klassen (Ontario, Canada), Colin Stuart (Ontario, Canada).

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