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Callout for solidarity Demo as Democracy Village activsts appear in court

Peace Camp | 02.06.2010 13:09 | Mayday 2010 | Anti-militarism | Free Spaces


Tomorrow morning Activists from Democracy Village, the protest camp against the war in Afghanistan will be appearing in court. Come and show solidarity at the The Strand High Court, 10am 3rd of June. Please show support against this repression of our right to peaceful assembly and protest.

10 am Royal Courts of Justice - the High Court
Strand, London WC1



Tomorrow morning Activists from Democracy Village, the protest camp against the war in Afghanistan will be appearing in court. Come and show solidarity at the The Strand High Court, 10am 3rd of June. Please show support against this repression of our right to peaceful assembly and protest.

The hearing will be an open session and the camp hopes for a chance to be able to make their point and continue to practice their democratic right to protest.

If the camp loses the case, there will be repression in the form of an eviction to move those staying on parliament square, including ex-soldiers now homeless and prolific campaigners who have been protesting there since 2001 and a whole plethora of concerned individuals. The decisions made in court may set a precedent for future protests and so it is vital to show a strong defence and a united front.

We must defend the right to protest! Show solidarity!

10am Royal Courts of Justice - the High Court
Strand, London WC1

Peace Camp

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innovative way of removing Brian Haw from P-square

02.06.2010 15:27

defend the right to leave Parliament Square looking like a gypo-camp

We are Change - we create a scenerio which provokes the state having to act, then ruin it for everybody else forthwith by enabling the state to ban permeanent protest there! That is the prospect - probably explains why Brian Haw is so pissed off with the so-called 'Democracy Village'

observer


Lots of criticism of "Democracy village" but.....

02.06.2010 16:35

Haw's piece before the arrival of the politically confused bunch was hardly a Chelsea garden exhibit!

another observer..


Haw

02.06.2010 18:15

Wasn't haw given the right to protest there by a high level Judge?...and really the right to protest there shouldn't be limited to Haw as an Individual....but from the mainstream viewpoint, perhaps not the right to occupy the entire parliament square indefinitely?...perhaps a designation area where people could picket parliament from?

Bod