admin | April 27, 2009
Trident Ploughshares is a campaign to disarm the UK Trident nuclear weapons system in a non-violent, open, peaceful and fully accountable manner.
Today it announced that it had written an open letter to the Prime Minister calling for immediate UK compliance with international law on nuclear weapons.
Trident Ploughshares Press Release – Monday 27 April, 2009
Trident [...]
Category: Antiwar, Arms Trade, Campaigns |
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admin | April 21, 2009
Following on from the G20 protests, the following has been circulated…
Sat 25 April, 1-6pm for people who witnessed the Ian Tomlinson attack.
Sunday 26 April, 1–6pm for anybody attacked by the police or who was distressed by the events around the G20.
At LARC London Action Resource Centre, Whitechapel E1 1ES
A skillshare facilitated by Wellbeing and Activist [...]
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Tags: activist trauma support, g20, ian tomlinson, police violence, victims
admin | April 19, 2009
Can’t pay, won’t pay – from poll tax struggles to resisting recession.
“As the impact of the capitalist crisis kicks in and more and more of us are adversely affected – growing debt, loss of jobs and homes, unable to keep paying our inflated bills etc – we ask what can we do to resist? Many [...]
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Tags: bristol, poll tax, recession
admin | April 18, 2009
The Climate Camp legal team have now released a report, “Demonstrating Respect for Rights?”, on the policing of the Climate Camp in the City on 1 April 2009.
The report looks at the “policing of the Camp for Climate Action’s Camp in the City in the context of the Joint Parliamentary Committee on Human Rights report [...]
Category: Campaigns, Cops, Protest |
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Tags: climate camp, human rights, london, police violence
admin | April 16, 2009
An interesting and illuminating article by Musab Younis in Ceasefire Magazine “Correcting the media narrative of the G20 protests on April 1, 2009” in which the role the mainstream media played in shaping public perception of the G20 protests is examined…
With ample opportunity to question an unusually talkative police force, barely a single sentence in [...]
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Tags: ceasefire magazine, g20, mainstream media, police violence
fotdmike | April 14, 2009
In the aftermath of the G20 protests a bunch of people have started a campaign under the banner “No to Police Violence” with their aims being stated as:
A comprehensive investigation into the death of Ian Tomlinson
The banning of the “kettling” technique
“Justice Now” – an independent investigation of all individual police officers that were alleged to [...]
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Tags: g20, ian tomlinson, police violence
fotdmike | April 14, 2009
FURTHER LEGAL CALL OUT
First an important clarification: if you were assaulted by a police officer (who wasn’t?) and may wish to bring a legal claim then you should NOT also complain to the IPCC/police.
The advice being received from activists who have been here before and specialist solicitors is that you should NOT make a complaint [...]
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Tags: climate camp, g20, legal advice
fotdmike | April 14, 2009
Found this intriguing image (and accompanying explanatory blurb) on Indymedia…
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Category: Cops, Curiosities, Protest |
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Tags: indymedia, police, revolt