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Details: Last Updated: 24 November 2021

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Emergency protest - don't let them drown - refugees welcome

5:15 Friday 26th November - Carfax Tower, central Oxford

At least 30 people, including 5 children, have drowned trying to cross the Channel today. Out thoughts are with those who lost their lives and their loved ones.

The British government's racist hostile environment, and its latest attack on refugees and migrants in the Nationality and Borders Bill, has and will continue to lead to the horror and tragedy of loss of life in the Channel.

We say don't let them drown, end the racist hostile environment, scrap the borders bill, and we say loud and clear, refugees are welcome here!
Safe passage for all

Join us at Carfax , or if you can't make it physically, please share the event, and invite friends.

Holocaust Memorial Day:

In January SUTR will organise a national event marking Holocaust Memorial Day, to unite against antisemitism and fascism and to say loudly and clearly "Never Again".

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Oppose the racist offensive - join UN Anti Racism Day protests

19 March 2022 - will see events and actions around the world for UN Anti-Racism day.

We are at a crucial moment in the struggle against racism.

In Britain we have an increasingly racist government introducing ever more vicious legislation against refugees & migrants, denying the existence of institutional racism and cracking down on protest.

The government is out to roll back the gains made by the Black Lives Matter movement. It is denying the existence of institutional racism in the CRED report and the on-going reality of racist policing. It is opposing the decolonisation of education—and even defending the “right” of racists to boo footballers who Take The Knee.

Internationally, we see the disproportionate impact of climate change on the Global South and refugees losing their lives in the face of “Fortress Europe”. And Islamophobia, antisemitism and racist and fascist organisations are on the rise across Europe.

On Saturday 19 March 2022, there will be a wave of international events to mark UN anti-racism day—an event to mark resistance to apartheid in South Africa in the wake of the 1960 Sharpeville Massacre.
These #WorldAgainstRacism protests will be held in dozens of countries and cities. Get involved to say #BlackLivesMatter #RefugeesWelcome

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