An Entire Generation of Pakistani Children Lost in the Rubble of 
an Earthquake. More than 79,000 people dead and 2.5 million people left 
homeless. Nearly half of those affected younger than 18, and one in 
five under age five.
                                    

                        Over 8,000 schools  destroyed…

Join UNICEF CANADA and Pakistani documentary filmmaker Sharmeen Obaid 
Chinoy on October 23rd for a screening of her latest documentary film “Women 
of the Holy Kingdom” at 1:30 p.m. at Innis Town Hall (University of Toronto).

This 55 minutes film documents the emerging women’s movement in Saudi 
Arabia. The film goes behind the scenes to examine the lives of average 
Saudi women as they lobby for more rights in the world’s most 
conservative oil kingdom.

In this time of need, we urge you to donate as much as you can. Many 
children have lost their  parents, their families and their homes.

Individual contributions to the Pakistan Earthquake Appeal by UNICEF 
will be matched by the Canadian government. 

This means that your donations will go twice as far!

Ticket price for event: $35 (We urge you to give more)

Please send an email to: earthquake_victims@yahoo.com to get tickets 
for the  event. (It is very important that you do so).

Date: Sunday October 23rd 2005

Time: 1:15 p.m. (Attendees will be seated by 1:30 p.m.)

Venue: Innis Town Hall- 2 Sussex Avenue (Located in the Innis College 
building on the University of Toronto's downtown campus,. Entrance is 
on the 
corner of  St. George Street and Sussex Avenue)

For directions, maps, and parking information: 
http://www.utoronto.ca/townhall/ith%20map.htm

For more details about the film please visit:
www.sharmeenobaidfilms.com

Tickets: earthquake_victims@yahoo.com

PLEASE BRING CASH/CHEQUES TO THE EVENT TO GIVE THE MONEY DIRECTLY TO 
UNICEF 
REPRESENTATIVES. TAX RECEIPTS WILL BE ISSUED. CHEQUES SHOULD BE MADE 
OUT TO: 
UNICEF CANADA (Cheques are preferred)