March and conference for Migrant's Rights
October 7th and 8th

In an echo of recent actions in the US, the UK's migrants are coming out of the shadows and demanding that their rights are recognised. Saturday October 7th 2006 will see a march through London demanding equal rights for all. The organisers are calling on migrants, asylum seekers and their friends, families and colleagues to join the demonstration and build a movement to change conditions for migrants for the better.

For many people migration is essential to escape human rights abuses, conflict and poverty. In turn people from all over the world help fuel UK prosperity, with London's diversity an important ingredient in its successful bid to host the Olympics. However, many migrants are deprived of their full rights in employment and access to public services, while at the same time being vilified as "illegal" by politicians and media and living in daily fear of detention and deportation.

Saturday October 7th
March for Migrants' Rights
Assemble 12 noon Imperial War Museum Park (Elephant & Castle)
March past Becket House reporting centre to Tannel Street

Benefit 7.30-2 at Rampart Social Centre
Rampart Street Whitechapel

Sunday October 8th
Conference to continue to build a movement for

• Regularisation for all, and equal rights for all migrants and refugees,
• The closure of all detention centres in Europe and elsewhere
• An end to all deportations and to the externalisation process which turns countries on the edge of the European Union (and beyond) into holding camps
• Social justice and security for all

10am-5pm @ Queen Mary's University, Mile End Rd, E1 (Mile End tube)
(Main Lecture Theatre, Geography Department – opposite Harford Street and round the back)

For more information contact CAMPACC Tel: 020 7586 5892 or 020 7250 1315
E-mail: estella24@tiscali.co.uk