Iraqi Democrats Against the Occupation and the Stop the War Coalition demonstrated outside the US Embassy in London on Thursday evening, 15 May 2008, calling for an end of actions against the Iraqi people and the withdrawal of occupying US and other forces.
Embassy and Poster
Demonstrators outside the Embassy
Painting as a poster
A short speech
They handed in a letter to the Ambassador explaining that they were protesting "against your continuing occupation of Iraq which has brought unimaginable level of death and destruction to the people and country in the past five years."
In particular they condemned the operation and siege against Sadr city in Baghdad over the past weeks, in which hundreds of people have been killed and hospitals, popular markets and other vital infrastructrue has been destroyed. The action followed similar operations in Basra and that still continuing in Mosul.
The letter noted the similarities between the US actions and the Israeli repression, with the building of concrete walls to divide Baghdad into what Pentagon sources have described as "30 killing zones" and crush the resistance of the Iraqi people to the occupation.
Among the posters was a photograph of a painting by Chris from
http://www.antiwarart.co.uk
A few more pictures on My London Diary shortly, at http://mylondondiary.co.uk/2008/05/may.htm#iraqi
In particular they condemned the operation and siege against Sadr city in Baghdad over the past weeks, in which hundreds of people have been killed and hospitals, popular markets and other vital infrastructrue has been destroyed. The action followed similar operations in Basra and that still continuing in Mosul.
The letter noted the similarities between the US actions and the Israeli repression, with the building of concrete walls to divide Baghdad into what Pentagon sources have described as "30 killing zones" and crush the resistance of the Iraqi people to the occupation.
Among the posters was a photograph of a painting by Chris from
http://www.antiwarart.co.uk A few more pictures on My London Diary shortly, at
http://mylondondiary.co.uk/2008/05/may.htm#iraqi 
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