Justice for Ian Tomlinson campaign launch

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Campaign launch meeting

Try and get along to this important meeting to help carry the fight against police brutality forward. I'll be in Mallorca next week but will of course be reporting on the launch meetings deliberations.

Backed by: Sue Bond Vice-President PCS (pc), Jane Loftus Vice-President CWU (pc), Essex University Students' Union, Hind Hassan NUS NEC (pc), Rob Owen NUS NEC (pc), James Haywood NUS NEC elect (pc), Tom Wills Sussex University Students' Union president elect, Aled Fisher LSE Students' Union general secretary (pc), Bonolo Woracker Coventry University Students' Union vice-president, Jennifer Jones Goldsmiths College Students' Union executive (pc), Assed Baig Staffordshire University Students' Union executive (pc), Ben Sellers SOAS Students' Union vice-president, SWP, G20 Meltdown

8:00pm, Wednesday 15 April
Exmouth Arms, 1 Starcross Street, London, NW1 2HR
Nearest tube/station: Euston

Comments

  1. Anonymous23 July 2010 at 07:35

    People should start posting the details on the internet (news sites, social networking, etc.) of the police officer who killed Ian Tomlinson, PC Simon Harwood.

    Surely by the act of letting this scumbag off, has set a president that is you attack someone from behind, and the result is their death, then you are not guilty. I'm sure a lot people who are currently serving time are in that or a simlar situation.

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