4th April Update: At least 150 people turn out on march, occupiers say they are overwhelmed by support.

21:45: Visteon occupation now on Twitter: "Visteon occupation of enfield. Going from strengh 2 strengh. Had demo outside plant 2day. Very popular. Public super generous. Thanks 2 all."

Workers at the Visteon factory on Morston Road in Enfield are occupying their factory after being sacked with no notice on Tuesday without details of any redundancy payments and payment for two days work.

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Police that came out to surround 100 or so peaceful protesters holding a memorial service in solidarity with the protester who was killed last night.

Friday, 3rd of April, 10 am, Railway Station Ponders End

Saturday, 4th of April, 10 am, Railway Station Ponders End

If you want to make a complaint about your experiences during yesterday's protests, the Citizens Advice Bureau can provide information on how to make a complaint, as well as putting people in touch with solicitors dealing with the relevant areas and put people in touch with organizations that can provide support or campaigning for action.

The Citizens Advice Bureau is a independant charity; not affiliated to any form of government or any other company; your details will not  be handed on to anyone.

The Citizens Advice service helps people resolve their problems by providing free, independent and confidential advice, and by influencing policymakers. Citizens Advice collects evidence of CAB clients' problems and uses this to campaign for changes in policies and services. This is called social policy work, and evidence is collected from bureaux nationwide. They can also help put people in contact with the media to discuss their views.

Short Report from Visteon Factory, 2nd of April and Call for Collective Visit this Weekend

Bank

In response to the death of a protestor during the demonstrations against the G20 in the City of London on the 1st April 2009, a solidarity demonstration will assemble at Bank at 1pm.

The Visteon automobile factory (owned by Ford) in has been occupied this morning by workers who were sacked yesterday.

On Saturday I participated in a one-man act of civil disobedience that is not yet reported in any paper to my knowledge. To co-incide with the Put People First march through London I climbed over the railings and into the grounds of the Houses of Parliament/Palace of Westminster.

Londoners take matters in their hands and lock up criminal Israeli goods sold in Whitechapel and Bethnal Green Tescos.

Banners from the G20 demonstration, Saturday 28 March 2009

The Put People First march is now making its way into Hyde Park.  The first half of the march showed up about an hour ago, the second half was delayed due to the police joining the march and keeping a slow-moving cordon of cops in front of the anarchist Militant Workers Bloc, presumably to deny them mobility in case they decided to overthrow capitalism today.

The Put People First march has begun.  It's very difficult to tell how big the entire demonstration is right now, because the entire embankment for at least a mile is filled with people - the demonstration stretches out of sight in either direction.

Socialist strategy site launched on eve of G20

Housing March@G20 Meltdown, 1 April

Meet at Cannon Street Station at 11AM

Bring a pillow with you!

blackhorseG20@gmail.com

greek goverment and the police,are afraid that this "small" revolution can lead to a real revolution.That is the reason,the greek police asked for help from the Scotland Yard,to take the situation under control.Also the european union is afraid that this"virus of revolution"that started here in Greece,can "infect"other european countries.

Vauxhall Garden Community Centre

100 Vauxhall Walk,

SE11 5EL

Antifascist groups targeted Lithuanian Embassy this morning (20.03.09) by dropping a banner and leaving posters on the entrance door.

Pics of todays vigil for Tristan Anderson outside the Israeli Embassy, who was critically injured last Friday by Israeli troops following a protest against the Israeli wall in the West Bank village of Ni'lin. He was hit in the head by a new type of high velocity, extended range teargas projectile. He received severe head injuries, which resulted in part of his frontal lobe being removed. He is currently in a stable condition and has regained a minor level of consciousness but it is still too early to know what the extent of his recovery can be.

Read another report.

The Foundry

86 Great Eastern Street London

EC2A 3JL

Old Street tube (exit3)

Budapest is a strange city especially twice a year on these national days of anniversaries of revolutions

the island

Venue: The Ship Pub (Top Floor), Holborn, London WC2A 3HP

Ahava in central London picketted by activists from JBIG as well as other organisations.

From 12pm until around 3pm Ahava beauty products in London was picketed in protest over the sale of illegal Israeli settlement products at the shop. About 20 demonstrators attended, and their presence, as well as a large police turnout and a private security guard seemingly hired for the day, seemed to have discouraged people from entering the shop, Ahava did very little business during the demonstration.

the streets of london

The 52 Club
52 Gower St (basement entrance, lift available)
London
WC1E 6EB

12PM MEET AT PORTMAN SQUARE, W1
(Nearest Tubes: Bond St, Marble Arch and Baker St)

MARCH ROUTE: OXFORD ST, REGENTS ST, PICCADILLY!

RALLY AND CELEBRATION WATERLOO PLACE  (2.30 - 5pm)
(Nearest Tube: Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square, Charing Cross)

Tamar Katz is a 19-year-old Israeli who has refused to serve in the Israeli army. Israel requires all young men and women to serve in its army, and Tamar has served three prison sentences for her refusal.

Please join us to hear more about Tamar's courageous stand, and to show your support to her and other refusers.

On November the 5th 2008 took place a global action day for education. Protests took place at least in
Liberia, Germany (Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Mannheim, Marburg), Croatia (Zagreb, Pula), Bangladesh
Canada (Toronto, Ottawa, Sudbury, Thunder Bay, Mississauga, London, Guelph, Peterborourgh, Hamilton,
Scarborough, Kingston, Windsor), USA (Kentucky), Austria, Argentina, England (Gateshead, Manchester), Bulgaria, Serbia, Turkey (Istanbul, Izmir, Diyarbakir, Ankara), Egypt, Sierra Leone, (f.Y.R.o.) Macedonia, Netherlands, France, Ireland (Dublin, Galway).
though we did not have material from all those places the video is kind of small but tries to give at least a feeling of what happened at this day.

titles are in english in this version

for more information look at
http://www.emancipating-education-for-all.org