Antiwar Demonstration in Barbados outside the British High Commission
Epimenedes | 20.02.2003 13:51
On Wednesday February 19, a large crowd in Barbados marched through the streets of Bridgetown to demonstrate in front of the British High Commission against any attack on Iraq
Antiwar Demonstration in Barbados outside the British High Commission
Barbados - F19 2003
BRITISH HIGH COMMISSIONER John White now knows how some Barbadians feel about his government’s support of United States President George W. Bush’s plan for a war on Iraq.
The second protest action targeted at the British High Commission for Prime Minister Tony Blair’s attention did not attract masses to the slippery streets of Bridgetown yesterday, but it included several clerics and a minister of Government.
In the photograph
David Denny (left), member of the newly-formed committee Barbados for Peace and Justice, was among the protesters. Inset at left, grassroots politicians Trevor Prescod (left) and Minister of Social Transformation Hamilton Lashley observing the march. (Pictures by Antonio Miller.)
BRITISH HIGH COMMISSIONER John White now knows how some Barbadians feel about his government’s support of United States President George W. Bush’s plan for a war on Iraq.
The second protest action targeted at the British High Commission for Prime Minister Tony Blair’s attention did not attract masses to the slippery streets of Bridgetown yesterday, but it included several clerics and a minister of Government.
In the photograph
David Denny (left), member of the newly-formed committee Barbados for Peace and Justice, was among the protesters. Inset at left, grassroots politicians Trevor Prescod (left) and Minister of Social Transformation Hamilton Lashley observing the march. (Pictures by Antonio Miller.)
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