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Ten years
on:
The
fight for racial justice and the struggle to defend the rights of asylum
seekers
Message
from Leicester Civil Rights Movement
* A one
day conference
* Saturday
12 April 2003, 9.30am-6.00pm
* Highfields
Youth and Community Centre,
96 Melbourne
Road
Leicester,
LE2 0DS
Ten years
after the murder of Stephen Lawrence, the National Civil Rights Movement
and Leicester Civil Rights Movement are organising a one-day conference
to examine the twin themes of the fight for racial justice and the struggle
to defend the rights of asylum seekers.
Speakers
include:
Imran Khan,
Louise Christian, Gus John, Suresh Grover and local family campaigns.
Workshops
on:
* Access
to justice for asylum seekers
* The hysteria over asylum seeker
* The Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002
* Combating racism and attacks
* Banner Theatre - Migrant Voices
* Race and social cohesion
Conference
supported by:
The Nottingham
Robert Hamill Campaign
Abdi Doree Family Campaign,
Leicester Race Equality Council
Refugees and Asylum Seekers Advice Project
Highfields
Community Association
Download
more information and a booking form in PDF format
Inquiries/further
information contact:
Priya Thamotheram on 0116 253 1053
Iris Lightfoote on 0116 299 9800
Sandeep Garcha on 020 8574 0818
Leicester
Civil Rights Movement
c/o Highfields Youth and Community Centre
96 Melbourne Road
Leicester, LE2 0DS
0116 253 1053
info@ncrm.org.uk
http://www.ncrm.org.uk/
Source
for this page: http://www.ncrm.org.uk/
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