Other exciting moments in the day include the women's bloc (the text below is taken from lasophielle.wordpress.com):
The women’s bloc is a clown bloc. At times we make sense, like this:
3/4 of those hit hardest by the government’s package will be women.
Those paying for 66% of the cuts: women.
Those received 23% less pay for the same work, nationally: women.
Those worst affected by axed childcare: women.
Those likely to be driven home, by austerity, to their parents or ex partners: women.
Those whom the government is structurally pressuring into marriage: women.
Those whose labour is expected to fill in for the slashed public sector: women.
Those whose unpaid labour within the home, still unacknowledged, props up the economy: women.
>>>THOSE WHO WILL FIGHT BACK FIRST>>> WOMEN.
At times, however, we are confusing, diversionary, distracting and galvanizing. Like this:
Oh look it’s a march! Quick! Sit down and have a party! Resist the Tory cats!
Cats are what we’re after. The cats are bad! Fight back against the cats! WOOF WOOF WOOF!
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PACE section 1
24.11.2010 17:21
Know your rights!
Josiah
Your Rights on Stop and Search
24.11.2010 18:36
You don't have to give your name and address if you are stopped and searched by the police, except if you are:
- the driver of a vehicle on the road (and date of birth) or if involved in accident or road traffic offence whether in a car, on a bike or as a pedestrian
- suspected of anti-social behaviour (reasonable grounds to suspect have caused, or are likely to, cause harassment, alarm or distress to one or more persons – can include police – higher threshold) under s50 of Police Reform Act 2002.
- The police wish to summons you or issue a fixed penalty notice (sec 25 PACE)
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25.11.2010 11:30
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