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"Shut Guantanamo now!" Home Office, London 15 July, 2006

Peter Marshall | 17.07.2006 21:59 | Repression | London

Close Guantanamo petition delivered to Home Officeas a part of the "Shut Guantanamo now!" event at Marble Arch/US Embassy in London, Sat 15 July, 2006. Pictures.

Save Guantanamo Prisoners. Buckingham Palace, London
Save Guantanamo Prisoners. Buckingham Palace, London

Stop Torture, Protect the Human. Home Office London
Stop Torture, Protect the Human. Home Office London

Save Guantanamo Prisoners. Home Office London
Save Guantanamo Prisoners. Home Office London

End CIA Torture Flights. Home Office London
End CIA Torture Flights. Home Office London

Justice for Omar Deghayes. Home Office London
Justice for Omar Deghayes. Home Office London

I've never met my Dad. Home Office London
I've never met my Dad. Home Office London

In Guantanamo Bay Omar Deghayes is simply know as 727.
In Guantanamo Bay Omar Deghayes is simply know as 727.


s a part of the national demonstration in London on Saturday 15 July to protest the deaths of three Guantanamo detainees earlier this month, called by the National Guantanamo Coalition.

A a group of protestors, mainly from the 'Save Omar Deghayes' campaign, but also representing other organisations, walked across London from Marble Arch to the new Home Office building in Marsham St to hand in the petition calling for an independent enquiry into the three recent deaths At Guantanamo. The petition also calls for the immediate sending of all detainees to countries where their basic human rights would not be abused, an immediate closure of Guantanamo and other prisons where those held were denied proper legal process amd for proper access to detainees by family and medical personnel.

It was a long, hot and dusty trek across London, particularly tricky for those with pushchairs as we navigated the Hyde Park subways, and we were all glad to arrive (thanks to helpful directions from the police) at the Home Office. The front of the building was like an oasis, shade, green grass, water and trees. The police did make us get off the grass and also made some effort to stop the display of placards and banners, but most of these remained visible. They had also attracted some attention from the crowds around Buckingham Palace as we passed by.

Peter Marshall
- e-mail: petermarshall@cix.co.uk
- Homepage: http://mylondondiary.co.uk

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