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The
conference aims:
- to share experiences, and promote mutual
aid & co-ordination between protestors threatened by repressive
laws
- to develop effective strategies for standing up for our
freedom to protest against injustice and oppression
see
more on the aims and themes of the conference
see the conference
programme and other details
Supporters
so far include:
Aldermaston Womens Peace camp; Birmingham
Guatanamo Campaign; Brighton Peace & Environment Centre;
Bristle magazine; Campaign Against Criminalising Communities;
Campaign Against the Arms Trade; Campaign for the Accountability
of American Bases; Campaign to Close Campsfield; Cardiff World
Development Movement; Codepink; Corporate Watch; Defend the
M&S Picket Campaign (Manchester); FreeBeagles; Friends
of the Earth; Friends of Maldives; G8 Legal Support Group;
Genetic Engineering Network; George Fox 6; Global Women's
Strike; Haringey Against ID Cards; Haringey Solidarity Group;
Haringey Trades Union Council; Hunt Saboteurs Association;
The Laboratory of Insurrectitonary Imagination; Legal Action
for Women; Legal Defence and Monitoring Group; London Anarchist
Federation; London Rising Tide; Manchester People and Planet;
Matlock Peacerights; McLibel Support Campaign; Mental Magazine
UK; Milton Keynes NO2ID; Muslim Parliament; Newham Monitoring
Project; Oxford Action Resource Centre; Parliament Sq Peace
Campaign and Brian Haw Supporters; Peace News; Penzance Peace
Moves Coalition; Peoples' Commons; Privacy International;
Realfood; Rhythms of Resistance; Sante Refugee Mental Health
Access Project; Scarborough Animal Rights; Schnews; Smash
EDO campaign; Speak Campaign; Torbay & District Trades
Union Council; Trident Ploughshares; Tyneside East Timor Solidarity;
Undercurrents; Veggies Catering Campaign; Voices in the Wilderness
UK, Wimbledon Disarmament Coalition / CND; A World to
Win; Worthing Eco-Action; 56a Info Shop
add your organisation's support
Having trouble
with the law?
Although we are not able to provide support
for those who are having their rights to protest infringed,
we provide a list of useful links to organisations who can
share experience, information and resources.
see the list of useful resources and contacts
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Download
the workshop briefing papers - very useful information!
read
a report of the conference
To be added to the FTP announcements list,
send an email to:
ftp-subscribe(at)freedomtoprotest.org.uk
To join an FTP discussion list (organisations only
- please send details), contact:
conference(at)freedomtoprotest.org.uk
Download the leaflet in PDF format for printing:
2 colours (99kb)
1 colour (98kb)

Download the logo

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