Important Upcoming Events

Our campaign is continuing to build its fightback against the criminalisation of solidarity with Palestine. We have two major events coming up this month. Please join us and get involved in the fight. If you can't join us, promote the meetings far and wide!

 1. Public Meeting: Fighting the Criminalisation of Palestine Solidarity | Saturday 14 March | 1pm | Room BTS329, Boots Library, Nottingham Trent University, Goldsmith Street NG1 5LS

 First up, we will be hosting our Public Meeting 'Fighting the Criminalisation of Palestine Solidarity' - this meeting will be an important chance to discuss where those who stand in solidarity with Palestine should go next. All are welcome. Exact panel speakers are yet to be confirmed. 

 Facebook event: https://tinyurl.com/rbyay2a

 2. Demonstration: Speak Out For Palestine | Saturday 28 March | Meet at 11am outside HSBC, Clumber Streetm NG1 3GA, before moving off to picket Nottingham Central Police Station. 

 Join us outside HSBC (where the original arrest took place) to defend our right to stand in solidarity with Palestine, before we move off to picket Nottingham Central Police Station and demand that the investigation is dropped.

This event is part of Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network's international week of action to support the Great March of Return and Breaking the Siege: https://samidoun.net/2019/11/24-30-march-2020-worldwide-international-week-of-action-to-support-the-great-march-of-return-and-breaking-the-siege/

 Facebook event: https://tinyurl.com/vjatv6w

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