"Well done... please convey my best wishes and solidarity to your fellow students."
Rupert Read, Prospective MEP for the East of England.
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- CAMBRIDGE GAZA SOLIDARITY CAMPAIGN
- Beginning with a six day occupation of the Law Faculty in Cambridge to demand action from the university on six main demands, including support for education worldwide and disinvestment from the arms trade, Cambridge Gaza Solidarity is commited to bringing aid and support to Gaza, in solidarity with the people of Gaza, Israeli peace movements and all students taking action in this country. Stay posted for new developments in the campaign, ways to get involved and help out, meeting times and dates for fundraising, and details of events which we will be conducting in the immediate future. To learn more see our list of current goals in the link below.
Each blog gets more organised and has a clearer message. Bloody well done from SOAS. We're all, including those that didn't occupy, a bit cheesed off that we gave in so quickly but we also recognise that the experience and training has been invaluable. And every day we learn something more from the next occupation.
ReplyDeleteThis is exactly what life should be about: collective learning and decision making. who says we can't do it ourselves?
Solidarity from SOAS. Keep in there as long as you can. You will kick yourselves if you dont. Cambridge is one place that the media actually listen to and the longer you are in the more chance we have of getting the message out there. We need to all start contacting other countries and get them to do them same and more...and work place, we need political strikes. I'll get on to it...
Vive la revolution. Good luck
Message of solidarity
ReplyDeleteWell done to all students at the University who have taken a stance in supporting the people of Gaza. I whole heartedly support the demands you are making and offer you any support I can.
Tom Woodcock
Secretary, Cambridge and District Trades Union Council