Edinburgh Peace and Justice Resource Centre

St Mark's Edinburgh Amnesty Group Ceilidh

featuring the Scott Leslie Band
St Brides Centre, 10 Orwell Terrace
Tickets £9/£7

*WIN*
A pair of tickets for Amnesty International's Stand Up for Freedom comedy night at the Fringe Festival
A pair of tickets for the Traverse Theatre
A pair of tickets for the Scottish Whisky Experience
and much more
for tickets ring St Brides Centre 0131 346 1405

Amnesty International campaigns to “prevent and end grave abuses of human rights and to demand justice for those whose rights have been violated”.

Local groups assist in this work by campaigning locally and help the international section through fundraising.

Our main meetings take place on the 2nd Monday of every month (except August) at 7:15pm at St Mark’s Unitarian Church hall, 7 Castle Terrace, EH1 2DP.

These meetings start with a short general meeting and are usually followed by a talk or presentation by an external speaker.

Amnesty International campaigns to “prevent and end grave abuses of human rights and to demand justice for those whose rights have been violated”.

Local groups assist in this work by campaigning locally and help the international section through fundraising.

Our main meetings take place on the 2nd Monday of every month (except August) at 7:15pm at St Mark’s Unitarian Church hall, 7 Castle Terrace, EH1 2DP.

These meetings start with a short general meeting and are usually followed by a talk or presentation by an external speaker.

Amnesty International campaigns to “prevent and end grave abuses of human rights and to demand justice for those whose rights have been violated”.

Local groups assist in this work by campaigning locally and help the international section through fundraising.

Our main meetings take place on the 2nd Monday of every month (except August) at 7:15pm at St Mark’s Unitarian Church hall, 7 Castle Terrace, EH1 2DP.

These meetings start with a short general meeting and are usually followed by a talk or presentation by an external speaker.

At last the NO2ID campaign has something to celebrate! After sic long years we finaolly have a Westminster government that is going to abilish ID cards and roll back the database state. So although this is still "work in progress" we thought that a little celebrating would not be out of order!

The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) is the oldest women's peace organisation in the world. It was founded in April 1915, in the Hague, the Netherlands, by 1300 women from Europe and North America, who came together in a Congress of Women to protest the killing and destruction of the war then raging in Europe.

WILPF is an international Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) with National Sections in 37 countries, covering all continents. It's International Secretariat is based in Geneva with a New York UN office.

Organised by Glasgow Campaign to Welcome Refugees
7.30pm STUC Halls Woodlands Road, Glasgow
Public meeting to protest at the oppressive treatment of asylum seekers by successive governments.

Register House, East End Princes St

Voluntary Health Scotland
349 Bath Street, Glasgow
Registration details: 01312257290

Quaker Friends Meeting House, Victoria Terrace