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Six Zimbabwean socialists have just been convicted of “inciting public violence” for organising a meeting about the Egyptian revolution, but to general surprise were given fines and community service instead of prison sentences.
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Six Zimbabwean activists arrested in February 2011 at a meeting about the Egyptian revolution face up to ten years in prison after being convicted of “inciting public violence”.
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Members and friends of Workers' Liberty protested outside the Zimbabwean embassy in London on 2 March against the treason trial currently being conducted in Zimbabwe.
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Zimbabwe House, 429 the Strand, City of London WC2R 0JR
A group of Zimbabwean socialist, trade unionist, student and human rights activists - many of them members of the International Socialist Organisation - are being prosecuted for treason. Their trial resumes on 27 February. If convicted, they face years in prison.
Please join our protest to demand the charges are dropped and the comrades freed.
For more information, ring 07796 690 874.
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The Zimbabwean state is prosecuting a group of socialist, trade union, student and human rights activists (many of them members of the International Socialist Organisation of Zimbabwe) for treason.
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A group of socialists, trade unionists, student activists and human rights activists are on trial in Zimbabwe for treason.
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Zimbabwe Embassy, Zimbabwe House, 429 Strand, London, WC2
Called by TUC and ACTSA. http://www.tuc.org.uk/international/tuc-13126-f0.cfm.
Called by TUC and ACTSA. http://www.tuc.org.uk/international/tuc-13126-f0.cfm.
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The Ship, corner of Borough Rd, Borough High St, and Newington Causeway, London (nearest Tubes: Borough or Elephant)
As Robert Mugabe's regime spirals to collapse, come and hear about how activists in Britain can make solidarity with the workers, women and young people of Zimbabwe.
Speakers: Alois Mbawara (Free-Zim Youth), Lois Davis (Women of Zimbabwe Arise Solidarity Group), David Broder (Workers' Liberty)
All welcome
As Robert Mugabe's regime spirals to collapse, come and hear about how activists in Britain can make solidarity with the workers, women and young people of Zimbabwe.
Speakers: Alois Mbawara (Free-Zim Youth), Lois Davis (Women of Zimbabwe Arise Solidarity Group), David Broder (Workers' Liberty)
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3rd floor Meeting Room, Amicus, 35 King Street, Covent Garden, London WC2
Organised by Amicus and Action for Southern Africa (ACTSA). Guest Speakers: Thabitha Khumalo, Women's Secretary and Collen Gwiyo, Deputy General Secretary, of the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions. To attend RSVP to euan.wilmshurst@actsa.org.
Organised by Amicus and Action for Southern Africa (ACTSA). Guest Speakers: Thabitha Khumalo, Women's Secretary and Collen Gwiyo, Deputy General Secretary, of the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions. To
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