2,500 March Against War in Aberdeen
Neil Buchanan/ Duncan Rowan | 08.03.2003 20:01
Over 2000 marched against war on Iraq on International Women's Day (8 March) in Aberdeen. The protest, organised by the "Aberdeen Coalition for Justice not War", was attended by a wide range of people from political, religious, campaigning and trade union groups, as well as concerned individuals.
Up to 2,500 marched against war on Iraq on International Women's Day (8 March) in Aberdeen. The protest, organised by the "Aberdeen Coalition for Justice not War", was attended by a wide range of people from political, religious, campaigning and trade union groups, as well as concerned individuals.
Saturday's Demonstration has been the largest yet in the City and Coalition Chair, Emma Morrison, urged those attending to respond to Tony Benn's call for Direct Action in the event of War.
Protesters, who included a large number of school, college and university students as well as pensioners and trade unionists, were urged to take the anti-war message into workplaces, colleges, streets and schools, and to attend a co-ordinated city-centre protest from 5pm on the evening following an attack on Iraq.
Saturday's Demonstration has been the largest yet in the City and Coalition Chair, Emma Morrison, urged those attending to respond to Tony Benn's call for Direct Action in the event of War.
Protesters, who included a large number of school, college and university students as well as pensioners and trade unionists, were urged to take the anti-war message into workplaces, colleges, streets and schools, and to attend a co-ordinated city-centre protest from 5pm on the evening following an attack on Iraq.
Neil Buchanan/ Duncan Rowan
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