This post will be updated throughout this evening.
We have called a planning meeting TOMORROW, Saturday 13th June at 1.30pm to work out what to do next. Please come along and bring people and ideas.
Meet 1.30pm in the lunch break of the Right to Work Conference on the grass outside SOAS
20.55 just got home from being on a wild goose chase trying to find out where any of the cleaners are.
The lies and bullshit coming from every angle at the immigration centres is unbelievable.
We eventually managed to get hold of one of the cleaners being detained at St Thomas' immigration centre by mobile phone, despite being told that they were not there any longer. So we decided to stay and protest noisily outside for a few hours to show Carlos and Manuel that they have support.
We know that one is being taken to the single-men-only Dover detention centre and a few more are going to Yarlswood.
Tomorrow is the Right to Work Conference where occupiers, activists, union leaders and others will be coming together to discuss and plan more resistance. You can register online or just turn up.
Sessions include:
How to organise an occupation
Rights for the unemployed
Stop the scapegoating of migrant workers
We have called a planning meeting in the lunchbreak to work out what to do next. Please come along and bring people and ideas.
Meet 1.30pm in the lunch break on the grass outside SOAS
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