Greetings to the courageous people of Egypt and to the 9 March group who have struggled for freedom on Egyptian university campuses. We stand in solidarity with you and your demands for freedom, dignity, social justice and a decent livelihood. Your courage in standing up to your dictatorial regime and its brutal police is an inspiration to the world, including members of the University and College Union (UCU)—the union of university academics and administrators at Warwick University.
You have led the way to a new future in the Middle East, where governments respect the aspirations of their people and no longer repress them and steal from them. We honour and remember the hundreds of people who sacrificed their lives and the many more who were injured, arrested or tortured during your revolution. We support you as you continue to build social justice and political freedoms in your countries.
Tuesday, 1 March 2011
Warwick UCU sends message of solidarity to union in Egypt
Greetings to the courageous people of Egypt and to the members of RETAU, the first independent trade union in Egypt. We stand in solidarity with you and your demands for freedom, dignity, social justice and a decent livelihood. Your courage in standing up to your dictatorial regime and its brutal police is an inspiration to the world, including members of the University and College Union (UCU)—the union for university and college academics and administrators in the UK.
You have led the way to a new future in the Middle East, where governments respect the aspirations of their people and no longer repress them and steal from them. We honour and remember the hundreds of people who sacrificed their lives and the many more who were injured, arrested or tortured during your revolution. We support you as you continue to build social justice and political freedoms in your countries.
You have led the way to a new future in the Middle East, where governments respect the aspirations of their people and no longer repress them and steal from them. We honour and remember the hundreds of people who sacrificed their lives and the many more who were injured, arrested or tortured during your revolution. We support you as you continue to build social justice and political freedoms in your countries.
Coventry University--Teach-in--2 March, 6pm
The Winter of Angerin the Middle East:
Towards a Spring of Democracy?
Wednesday, 2 March 2011, 6.00 – 7.30 p.m.
Hillman Lecture Theatre, George Eliot Building, Coventry University
Are the Tunisian and Egyptian revolutions the dawn of a new era in the Middle East?
Dr Nicola Pratt
University of Warwick
The revolutions in context: Reclaiming the Arab state from US client regimes
Dr Alex Kazamias
Coventry University
All welcome
Friday, 25 February 2011
SOAS event with Ahdaf Soueif & Glbert Achcar
SOAS Palestine Society
&
The Egyptian Students Association at the University of London
Present:
Marching towards Tahrir: Revolutionary momentum from Sidi Bouzid to Benghazi
Conversation and analysis with Ahdaf Soueif and Gilbert Achcar
Chaired by
Nadje Al-Ali
Professor of Gender Studies
Chair, Centre For Gender Studies (SOAS)
Ahdaf Soueif is an Egyptian short story writer, novelist and political and cultural commentator. Her novels include: ‘The Map of Love’ and ‘In the Eye of the Sun’. Ahdaf was present in Cairo during the Jan 25 Revolution.
Gilbert Achar is a Professor of Development Studies and International Relations at SOAS. His research interests and publication topics include: politics and development economics of the countries of the Middle East and North Africa, empire theory and the unfolding of US hegemony globally and in the “broader Middle East”, social change and social theory.
Monday the 28th of February 2010 at 6pm
Khalili Lecture Theatre (KLT)
Solidarity with the Arab People: demonstrate, London
Demonstrate Friday 25 February : Assemble 3.30pm
Bahrain Embassy, 30 Belgrave Square, London SW1X 8QB
March via the Libyan Embassy to Downing Street
Supported by: Libya Watch for Human Rights • British Libyan Solidarity Campaign • Yemeni Human Rights Watch • Egypt Liberation Initiative • Bahraini Freedom Movement • Stop the War Coalition • Palestine Solidarity Campaign • British Muslim Initiative
International Women's Day: Women of the Revolution
On the 100th anniversary of International Women's Day we celebrate the bravery of women activists and discuss what's next for their human rights in the Middle East and North Africa.
Venue: Human Rights Action Centre, 17-25 New Inn Yard, London EC2A 3EA
Date:Tue 08 Mar 2011
Date:Tue 08 Mar 2011
More info: http://www.amnesty.org.uk/events_details.asp?ID=1770
Tuesday, 22 February 2011
LSE students occupy in solidarity with Libyan uprising
22 February
Students at LSE have occupied the Senior Common Room in protest at LSE's continued links with the Gaddafi regime. They are demanding that LSE condemns the brutal crackdown on protests, returns money donated by the Gaddafi International Charity and Development Foundation. Saif-al-Islam, Colonel Gaddafi's son, is an alumnus of LSE.
Rush messages of support to lselibyasolidarity@gmail.com
Students at LSE have occupied the Senior Common Room in protest at LSE's continued links with the Gaddafi regime. They are demanding that LSE condemns the brutal crackdown on protests, returns money donated by the Gaddafi International Charity and Development Foundation. Saif-al-Islam, Colonel Gaddafi's son, is an alumnus of LSE.
Rush messages of support to lselibyasolidarity@gmail.com
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