Here is the program:
http://www.freedomtoprotest.org.uk/
reader | 26.10.2005 15:11 | Repression | London
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It went well
26.10.2005 23:53
It went pretty well with the place being packed and people saying that they found it really useful and interesting. A huge range of groups and movements were represented and in the brief time availble there was a lot of material covered. All in all we are happy with how it all went, but after the effort that went into organising it, please give us a chance to get the feedback together ;)
There is definitely a growing movement in the country to protect our basic civil rights, and many groups are mentioning the 'right to protest' and 'freedom to protest' on their literature/demos already. Lets keep spreading it.
Cheers
Max