London, September 5 (RHC) — Cuban flags will be flying on the 4th plinth and in Trafalgar Square on Monday September 7 between 8-9pm to raise awareness of the case of the five Cubans unjustly imprisoned in the US for fighting terrorism.

UK Cuba Solidarity Campaign member, Alan Fitter said renowned sculptor and artist Antony Gormley's 100 day one and other will use his allocated one hour on the plinth London landmark to help publicize the justice campaign on behalf of the Cuba 5 and UK charity the Music Fund

Cuba Solidarity Campaign members will be below in the square, handing out leaflets and speaking to bystanders about the Cuba 5. The event will help break the silence about the case as it will be broadcast live on the internet through the website, www.oneandother.co.uk which also has weekly highlights on the Sky Arts channel.

The action in support of the Cuban Five comes just a few days before the 11th anniversary of their detention in Florida. They were arrested on 12 September 1998 on spying charges, shortly after they had passed information to the FBI about terrorist groups operating in Miami, planning attacks against the Cuban nation and people.

On 1 October, from 6pm-7.30pm, family members of the Five, including wives, Adriana Perez and Olga Salanueva who have been denied visas to visit their husbands in prison in the US for more than 10 years, will be at the annual CSC vigil outside the US Embassy in London in support of the Five.