Saturday March 29th 2008 at the School for African and Oriental Studies, London WC1. Registration from 10.00am
Over the last three decades trade unionists have made a tremendous move forward in fighting racism. It is now seen as legitimate activity to support those under threat of deportation. However the trade union movement has not yet seen the necessity of fighting immigration controls as a whole. But controls are deliberately calculated to weaken the labour movement itself.
read more about the conference at http://29thmarch.org.uk/
Followed by LONDON CALLING! A post-conference social, from 6pm - midnight
@ The Ivy House pub, 8-10 Southampton Row, WC1B 4AE (next to Holborn tube)
Featuring acoustic political-folk sets from:
* PJ and Gaby
* Neil Sutherland
* Kelly Kemp
plus more tbc.
Free entry/donations welcome.
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Sunday, March 09, 2008
NO BORDERS @ Hackney Social Centre Friday 14th March
Talks, film and workshops by no borders activists, migrants and asylum seekers from 6.30 pm, followed by open discussion:
* Active solidarity
* Resisting immigration controls
* What way forward?
Bands, singers/songwriters and Djs from 9.30 pm. Confirmed so far:
* 52 Commercial Road
* Camilla Cancantata
* The Carbon Town Cryer
Vegan food by the social centre & more... donations welcome
Hackney Social Centre, 231 Lower Clapton Road,
http://hackneysocialcentre.blogspot.com/
* Active solidarity
* Resisting immigration controls
* What way forward?
Bands, singers/songwriters and Djs from 9.30 pm. Confirmed so far:
* 52 Commercial Road
* Camilla Cancantata
* The Carbon Town Cryer
Vegan food by the social centre & more... donations welcome
Hackney Social Centre, 231 Lower Clapton Road,
http://hackneysocialcentre.blogspot.com/
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