Syrians Say: Stop Bombing Ghouta Now

Saturday, 3 March 2018, 6:46 pm
Press Release: Phil Saxby

Syrians Say: Stop Bombing Ghouta Now!

Russia is complicit in the current Syrian government offensive against the people of Eastern Ghouta.

Kiwis, Syrians and their supporters will hold a protest meeting at the Russian Embassy (Wellington) tomorrow at 3pm. Auckland supporters of the Syrian people will concurrently meet in Aotea Square, Auckland.

We demand: Cease fire now! No more bombs. No more siege. No more shells.
Russia = Genocide by Syrian Air Force! Ceasefire now!
Save Eastern Ghouta! Russia, stop the bombing of Eastern Ghouta!

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