Defend and Extend Abortion Rights: Pro-Choice Protest
From Abortion Rights:
Protest Tuesday 21st October - 5.30pm onwards
Old Palace Yard, outside Parliament, St Stephen’s entrance.
Emergency protest to show the strength of pro-choice opinion ahead of the final abortion votes in Parliament the following day.
The protest has been called to oppose further anti-abortion attempts to drive back women’s fundamental rights and support the first Parliamentary opportunity in a generation to improve the law for women and extend rights to Northern Ireland.
All pro-choice supporters welcome!
Please bring your friends, colleagues and banners.
Posted by Laura Woodhouse on 14 October 2008, at 11:36 AM | Comments (2)
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Amy said:
I don't finish my uni seminar til 5, so I won't be able to get in til about 6-6.30, is that alright?
(Never been able to actually *go* on a protest before, so excuse my stupidity)
Posted on 15 October 2008 at 7:04 PM
Cockney Hitcher said:
I'm sure that's fine. At the last one people arrived at different times and the protest lasted several hours (I didn't stay still the end so I can't say exactly how long - 3 hours maybe?).
Posted on 16 October 2008 at 7:46 PM