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Act Now National Boycott

November 22, 2009 13:00

Tagged as: anti-militarism repression social_struggles

 

If you would like to help the details are:

 

Sunday 22 nd November 2pm till 5 pm

 

East London - M&S 135 High Road, Ilford IG1 1DN

South London - M&S 116 North End, Croydon, CR9 1SH

West London - M&S 31 St. Ann's Rd, Town Centre, Harrow HA1 1NB

Central London - M&S 458 Oxford St. London W1C 1AP

 

 

Manchester- M&S Picadilly Gardens.

 

 

 

Coventry - M&S Please contact Act Now for more for more info.

 

 

 

Saturday 21st November 1 pm till 5 pm.

 

Bristol  M&S -  Broadmead  21st Saturday 1pm till 5 pm.

 

Exeter  M&S-   High street 21st Saturday 1pm till 5 pm.

 22 nd November 2pm till 5 pm

 

East London - M&S 135 High Road, Ilford IG1 1DN

South London - M&S 116 North End, Croydon, CR9 1SH

West London - M&S 31 St. Ann's Rd, Town Centre, Harrow HA1 1NB

Central London - M&S 458 Oxford St. London W1C 1AP

 

 

Manchester- M&S Picadilly Gardens.

 

 

 

Coventry - M&S Please contact Act Now for more for more info.

 

 

 

Saturday 21st November 1 pm till 5 pm.

 

Bristol  M&S -  Broadmead  21st Saturday 1pm till 5 pm.

 

Exeter  M&S-   High street 21st Saturday 1pm till 5 pm.

 

Places:

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Act Now

Human Rights Group Act Now targets M&S in National Boycott Protest (22.11.09) as Sri Lankan Government reaches it's 6 Month Camp Closure Deadline As the Sri Lankan Government fails to implement it's promise made on 23rd May to Secretary General Ban Ki-moon in May to resettle Tamil refugees from internment camps within six months, Human Rights Group Act Now has been actively targeting M&S stores as part of it's campaign to encourage British consumers to boycott "Blood Trade' Garments. On 21 st and the 22nd November, activists will be leafleting across London and beyond, including M&S stores in Oxford, Bristol, Coventry, Manchester and Exter etc. Retailers currently involved include M&S, Tesco and Next, whose cheap clothing imports are subsidised by the GSP+ agreement. M&S is one of the largest, having a substantial investment in garment factories in Sri Lanka. 

Links:

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Email Contact email: info.actnow@gmail.com