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War on terror? Or war on our communities?

1 February 2005

East London Communities Against State Terror is holding a public meeting to discuss the war on terror, the rise in Islamophobia and the criminalisation of communities.

  • East Ham Town Hall, Barking Road (By corner of High Street South), East Ham, London E6. (Nearest tube: East Ham)
  • Tuesday 1 February 2005, from 7pm

Speakers include:

  • Gareth Peirce - Lawyer for Belmarsh and Guantanamo Bay detainees
  • Azmet Begg - father of Moazzem Begg
  • George Galloway - MP
  • Asad Rehman - East London Communities Against State Terror
  • Clive Stafford Smith - Lawyer for Guantanamo Bay detainees
  • Special message from Asif Iqbal, Ruhal Ahmed and Shafiq Rasul - (former Guantanamo Bay detainees)
Organised by ELCAST- Newham Monitoring Project, Newham Muslim Alliance, Respect, Islamic Forum Europe, Young Muslims Organisation, 1990 Trust, Peace and Justice in East London, Community Alliance for Police Accountability. For further details email: elcastcampaign@yahoo.co.uk
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