‘Women and children’s’ Gaza action tomorrow

By zohra moosa | 16 January 2009, 23:29

Supported by Stop the War Coalition
Trafalgar Square, 2pm, Saturday 17th

Rally followed by march from Trafalgar Square to Downing St

The march is calling for Gordon Brown to demand an immediate end to Israel’s bombing and an opening of the borders to let food and aid in and civilians out.

We need as many women at the march as possible to show:
our solidarity with people of Gaza
the strength of women’s objections to Israel’s bombardment
our support for women’s actions in the Middle East and around the world
Children and young people will also be welcome at the march to show their solidarity and support for the children and young people in Gaza.

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