Posted on Tuesday, 13th April 2010 |
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Racism is at the core of an unjust system – do not let an innocent man be executed
The PAN AFRIKAN VOICE and the Pan Afrikan Society Community Forum invites all Afrikan/Working Class and Progressive People to a campaigning public meeting to save the life of Mumia Abu-Jamal.
MUMIA ABU JAMAL IS INNOCENT – A POLITICAL PRISONER
ABOLISH THE RACIST DEATH PENALTY – FREE ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS NOW
Date & Time: 7 PM – WEDNESDAY 28th APRIL 2010
Venue: KARIBU EDUCATION CENTRE, 7 GRESHAM ROAD, BRIXTON, LONDON SW9 7PH
(Third Right Street From Brixton Tube Station)
Organised by:
George Jackson Socialist League
Pan Afrikan Society Community Forum
Democracy and Class Struggle
Fight Racism Fight Imperialism
World Peoples Resistance Movement (Britain)
Global Afrikan Congress
Co-ordination Committee of the Revolutionary Communists of Britain
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Posted on Saturday, 20th February 2010 |
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The Pan Afrikan Voice invites all Afrikan/Black Working Class and Progressive People to celebrate the Life of this outstanding revolutionary Communist Working Class Hero and Mother of the Notting Hill Carnival.
Date & Time: Sunday 28th February 2010 @ 4pm
Venue: KARIBU EDUCATION CENTRE 7 Gresham Road, Brixton, London SW2 (3rd right street from Brixton Tube Station)
Speakers Invited
Marika Sherwood – The Life of Claudia Jones in Exile in Britain
Sister Christine Pan Afrikan Society Community Forum : The Role of Woman fighters in the Haitian Revolution
Radha D’Souza Lecturer : The Role of Women in the Struggle for Social Justice in India
Nickglais of Democracy and Class Struggle : The Task of the British Working Class Against Racism and Class oppression and the Struggle for Socialism in the 21st Century
Comrade Tongogara of George Jackson Socialist League: The need for a Multinational Workers Party in Britain
Speaker from Fight Racism Fight Imperialism: British Imperialism in the World Today and the task of the British Working Class
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Organised by:
George Jackson Socialist League
Supported by:
World People’s Resistance Movement (Britain)
Co-Ordination Committee of Revolutionary Communists of Britain
Posted on Saturday, 6th February 2010 |
1 Comment » Progressive Nepalese Society has organised a protest rally against the Indian Aggression and Expansionism. The protest will march from Trafalgar Square to the Indian Embassy. The Protest is supported by:
World People’s Resistance Movement (Britain)
Democracy and Class Struggle
Second Wave Publication
Date & Time: Monday, 15th February 2010 @ 12:00 PM (Sharp)
Venue: The rally will start from Trafalgar Square, North Terrace and march towards the Indian Embassy.
Slogans are as below:
Stop the Indian expansionist intervention and repression in Nepal!
Stop Indian encroachment of Nepalese territories!
Return all encroached territories to Nepal!!
All occupying Indian military forces: return to India!
Scrap all unequal agreements and treaties including the so-called ‘Friendship Treaty’ of 1950!
Stop hatching conspiracies against the Nepalese Peace process!
Indian State: Stop repressing the Indian masses!
Indian State: Stop repressing the whole South Asian region!
Long live the unity of the South Asian region against Indian Expansionism!
Click here to read Progressive Nepalese Society’s call to attend the demonstration.
Posted on Tuesday, 20th October 2009 |
2 Comments » Protest against the Indian State’s declaration of War against it’s Poorests!
Speaker: G N Saibaba, General Secretary, Revolutionary Democratic Front, India.
Date & Time: Friday 27th November @ 7pm, Merchmont Community Hall.
Venue: 62-Marchmont Street London WC1N 1AB, (Nearest tube station: Russell Square)
Organised by:
Co-Ordination Committee of Revolutionary Communists of Britain
Supported by:
George Jackson Socialist League
Britain-South Asia Solidarity Forum
World People’s Resistance Movement (Britain)
Indian Workers Association (GB)
Posted on Wednesday, 29th April 2009 |
Post a comment » Date & Time: Sunday 3rd of May 2009 @ 2:00 PM
Venue: 100 Flowers Cultural Centre, above 24 Stoke Newington Road, Dalston, London. N16 (Side Entry)
Close to Dalston/Kingsland Station. Buses 67, 76, 149, 243
Discussions:
G20/Mayday Police Repression
Our Response To The World Economic Crisis
Come and discuss people’s struggles around the world
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