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National March for Palestine
National March for Palestine
We met up with about 20 comrades from Camden Friends of Palestine, Camden PSC and Camden People's Alliance outside Kentish Town Station, and went as a group to Embankment to join the National March. A well attended peaceful March with over 500,000 people of all ages and backgrounds united in opposing the genocide in Palestine.
The Hostile Environment - Public Meeting
The Hostile Environment - Public Meeting
CUaR Public Meeting - The Hostile Environment
CUaR Public Meeting - The Hostile Environment
Thursday 18th September 2025, 7 - 9pm .
Thursday 18th September 2025, 7 - 9pm .
Speakers:
Speakers:
Andrew Feinstein (via video link) - former ANC MP, candidate for Holborn & St Pancras (2024 General Election), activist, filmmaker, campaigner and author, specialises in the investigation of the arms trade and the corruption that accompanies it.
The failure of the Labour Government, Keir Starmer's racism rhetoric, Palestine, and the money made through arms trade.
Luke Daniels - President of Caribbean Labour Solidarity and Camden Trades Council. Member of Unite Hackney & Islington community activists.
Racism, slavery, Windrush and reparations.
Amrit Wilson - South Asia Solidarity Group - writer, journalist and activist. Her 1978 book Finding a Voice: Asian Women in Britain won the Martin Luther King Award,
Lessons from the past, about unity between different communities facing racism and women's experiences then and now.
Muhammed Chowdhury - Camden United against Racism and The Muslim Vote, Camden.
The various struggles, what links them, and how we fight discrimination by standing together.
Xin Ye - Migrants Rights Network.
Importance and role of language in the current migration narrative and Migrant Rights Network's Words Matter campaign.
Alex - Camden Anti-Raids
Immigration raids, how we resist them, how to get involved in Camden.
Paul Renny on behalf of David Kasim - RMT Anti-Deportations Campaign - Station supervisor, London Underground
The campaign against the racist deportations of Underground workers & the visa rule change which was introduced on 22 July and it's impact on workers.
Following the public meeting on The Hostile Environment, we are planning a few actions
Following the public meeting on The Hostile Environment, we are planning a few actions
- A music gig co-organised with 'Love Music - Hate Racism' and Stand Up to Racism Islington.
- A sticker campaign
- Stalls and leafleting around Camden
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