outside the Labour Party Conference, on Sunday 23 September.
PIER and "THE SQUARE" (see
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Lower Gardens).
Over 100 peace activists from around the UK have pledged to take part in
nonviolent civil disobedience outside this year's Labour Party Conference in
Bournemouth (see
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On Sunday 23 September 2007 – the opening day of Brown’s first Party
Conference as Labour leader – these pledgers will join Maya Evans and John
Catt for a two-part action outside the Conference organised by JNV, the
London Catholic Worker and Voices UK:
* first, a photo call inside the anti-protest zone around the Conference
centre, wearing specially-made anti-war t-shirts modelled on the U-Turn for
Peace "road sign" above (probably a non-arrestable action).
* second, for those willing to risk arrest, a sit-down protest in the road
leading to the Conference Centre.
They will be there demanding that Gordon Brown turn his foreign policy
around, away from war and towards peace: ending British complicity with
torture, stopping Trident renewal, withdrawing troops from Iraq and
Afghanistan, and ending arms sales to repressive regimes. Will you?
For further information see below or visit: www.U-TurnForPeace.org
U-Turn For Peace
tel. 0845 458 9571
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