Class struggle contingent with Bangladeshi workers on 6 December climate march
Workers' Climate Action | 02.12.2008 12:18 | Climate Camp 2008 | Climate Chaos | Social Struggles | Workers' Movements
Class struggle against climate change! Join Workers' Climate Action, No Sweat and the Colombia Solidarity campaign in marching with garment worker trade unionists from Bangladesh on the 6 December National Climate March.
* Meet at 11.30am on Saturday 6 December at the Roosevelt statue in Grosvenor Square (on the north side, Brook Street/Upper Brook Street; nearest tubes are Bond Street and Marble Arch)
Workers' Climate Action (
http://www.workersclimateaction.co.uk) builds links between the workers' and environmental movements and sees working-class action as the key force in stopping dangerous climate change. No Sweat ( http://www.nosweat.org.uk) is the UK's class-struggle, anti-capitalist campaign against sweatshops. We will be marching with activists from the National Garment Workers' Federation of Bangladesh, a country at the sharp end of climate change and convulsed by class struggle, who are touring the UK with No Sweat (see website for more details); and with activists from the Colombia Solidarity campaign.
Join us at the National Climate March!
For more details email
workersclimateaction@gmail.com or ring 07974 331 053
Workers' Climate Action (
http://www.workersclimateaction.co.uk) builds links between the workers' and environmental movements and sees working-class action as the key force in stopping dangerous climate change. No Sweat ( http://www.nosweat.org.uk) is the UK's class-struggle, anti-capitalist campaign against sweatshops. We will be marching with activists from the National Garment Workers' Federation of Bangladesh, a country at the sharp end of climate change and convulsed by class struggle, who are touring the UK with No Sweat (see website for more details); and with activists from the Colombia Solidarity campaign. Join us at the National Climate March!
For more details email
workersclimateaction@gmail.com or ring 07974 331 053
Workers' Climate Action
e-mail:
workersclimateaction@gmail.com
Homepage:
http://www.workersclimateaction.co.uk
