radical left iraqi union leader speaks in london
no sweat campaign | 14.02.2005 17:29 | Anti-militarism | Social Struggles | London
Falah Alwan, leader of the radical Federation of Workers' Councils and Unions in Iraq, is in Britain and will be speaking at a meeting hosted by University of London Union on Wednesday February 16 at 7.30pm.
Falah Alwan is president of the Federation of Workers' Councils and Unions in Iraq, a radical trade union federation that has opposed the reformist policies of the Iraqi Federation of Trade Unions and led many struggles by workers and the unemployed in Iraq. Come and hear him speak about the struggle of Iraqi workers and what we can do to build solidarity.
7.30pm, Wednesday February 16
University of London Union
Malet Street (Goodge Street, Euston, Russell Square tubes)
This meeting is hosted by University of London Union and the No Sweat campaign. For more details, visit www.nosweat.org.uk or email
alan.clarke@nus.org.uk
7.30pm, Wednesday February 16
University of London Union
Malet Street (Goodge Street, Euston, Russell Square tubes)
This meeting is hosted by University of London Union and the No Sweat campaign. For more details, visit www.nosweat.org.uk or email
alan.clarke@nus.org.uk
no sweat campaign
e-mail:
alan.clarke@nus.org.uk
Homepage:
http://www.nosweat.org.uk
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No Sweat front for AWL
15.02.2005 16:03
Alan Clarke is an asshole from the NUS who tried to get the ESF to withdraw their invitation from internationally respected academic, Tariq Ramadan, soley because he happened to be a Muslim - the AWL produced a series of slurs on Tariq Ramadan that revealed little other than that they were a bunch of assholes and had obviously never read any of his books!
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