Colombians to speak out in Manchester - hear the truth about BP
John Hunt | 22.05.2007 16:20 | Ecology | Globalisation | Repression
Public Meeting
Monday 25 June, 7.30 pm
Mechanics Institute, 103 Princess St, Manchester
Speakers from Colombia:
-Edgar Mojica - Human Rights Commission of USO, the Oilworkers Union
-William Manuel Vega Vargas - president of COSPACC, the community alliance in Casanare (the region where BP operates)
-Adelso Gallo - representing the social organisations of Arauca
-Isaac Marín Lizarazo – a campesino leader for twenty years
-Luis Humberto Hernandez - researcher at Universidad Nacional
Monday 25 June, 7.30 pm
Mechanics Institute, 103 Princess St, Manchester
Speakers from Colombia:
-Edgar Mojica - Human Rights Commission of USO, the Oilworkers Union
-William Manuel Vega Vargas - president of COSPACC, the community alliance in Casanare (the region where BP operates)
-Adelso Gallo - representing the social organisations of Arauca
-Isaac Marín Lizarazo – a campesino leader for twenty years
-Luis Humberto Hernandez - researcher at Universidad Nacional
Meeting poster
The Colombian speakers will reveal how their human rights and the environment are affected by ruthless oil corporations like BP. They will also talk about the deadly repression in the world’s most dangerous country for trade unionists. Shamefully Britain’s Labour government gives the Colombian government millions in military aid.
John Hunt
e-mail:
info@colombiasolidarity.org.uk
Homepage:
http://www.colombiasolidarity.org.uk
