Invitation to an Infonight "Freedom of Movement" 7pm, 25th June, Croydon For freedom of movement and the freedom to protest! Venue: Ruskin House, 23 Coombe Road, Croydon When: 7pm, Wednesday 25th June Dear friends, No Borders London believes that surveillance and control of the borders, the expansion of deportation centres and immigration raids on communities and workplaces divide and weaken all of us. Several groups have called for a day of protest in Croydon to highlight and protest against the UK Border Agency, which has a number of offices in the town such as Lunar House, Apollo House and Electric House. This "London Fete" will take place on 5th July 2008, which is the international day of action against the G8, an institution crucial to the global "management" of migration and the exploitation of migrant work. On that day people in other countries will protest as well. The Fete will involved both creative events (music, theatre etc) and protest actions/demos and we would love to have local groups and individuals involved. We would therefore like to invite you an Infonight on Wednesday 25th June at 7pm at Ruskin House. We will talk about the role of the Home Office in immigration controls, detention and deportations, migrant labour and the new limitations to express protest against the current legislation. We are looking forward to see you next Wednesday, In solidarity, No Borders London For more info please see http://londonfete.ucrony.net londonfete@riseup.net ---- No Borders London is an anti-racist initiative based in London. It was involved in organising for the Third Day of International Action for Migrant Rights in October 2006, including a demonstration in South London which passed Beckett House reporting centre. No Borders London Detainee Support Group, part of the No Borders London Network, provides practical support to refugees and migrants in detention and/or those threatened with deportation, and works to empower their struggles inside and outside detention centres. We actively support migrant labour struggles for employment and social rights, including the Justice for Cleaners campaign on the London tube and in the City of London.
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