Auckland March To Stop The US War! – Sept 29th
Monday, 24 September 2001, 11:13 am
Press Release: Auckland Peace Activists
AUCKLAND MARCH TO STOP THE US WAR!
PRESS RELEASE
USE
IMMEDIATE
MARCH TO STOP THE US WAR!
4pm Saturday
September 29th, QEII square
Rally 4.00pm / March 5.00pm /
Vigil 6.00pm QE2 / Queen St / Aotea Sq Auckland Saturday 29
September
A rally, march and vigil to show New Zealand's
opposition to the United States government's preparation
for war against Afghanistan has been organised for Sat 29
September starting at 4pm in QE2 square, Auckland.
A large
meeting of individuals, social and political groups met in
Auckland on Sunday 23 Sept and declared their opposition to
the Labour/Alliance government's support of the US
position.
It is clear that the US government's reaction to
the terrorist attacks in Washington and New York will result
in the deaths of more innocent people.
A further concern
expressed is the racist attacks against Moslems and people
from the middle east: events such as recent attacks on
mosques in Hamilton and Auckland.
The march which will
begin with a rally in QE2 square will conclude in Aotea
square where a vigil will take place.
For further
information contact: Michael Beggs 021 455 762
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