Liberation! supporters join in the protest at the BAe AGM • By Paul Walker The next stage of the campaign to stop the delivery of Hawk ground attack aircraft to Indo nesia will take place in early July. To put it mildly the Indonesians are becoming well pissed off at the international campaign that is now gathering momentum against their murderous 20 year occupation of East Timor. News of the BAe AGM protest reached the newspapers in Australia, New Zealand, Portugal and..... East Timor itself. No Hawks to Indonesia will be the slogan of a protest walk and action to take place from July 8 to 11, supported by The British Coalition for East Timor, Campaign Against Arms Trade, the British Aerospace Campaign and TAPOL (the Indonesian Human Rights Campaign)
Over the weekend there will be a walk from BAe's headquarters in Farnborough to Central London.
The main event will be on Monday July 11. At the 11am protest, outside BAe's main London offices in Buckingham Gate (off Victoria Street by Victoria station) activists and MPs will speak about the genocide that BAe supports in East Timor through its miliThere will be a training day for the action on July 2nd from 11 am to 5pm at the CND offices at 162 Holloway Road London N7 (Nearest tube Holloway Road). If you want to take part in any part of this protestthen please contact Andrea on 071-275 9150. tary sales to Indonesia. They will also call for a halt to the plans to deliver more military equipment. The protest will then march to the Ministry of Defence, Whitehall, for mid-day. A civil disobedience die-in will then follow. • By Luci Davin campaign for women's right to A group of more vote. than 40 new age travellers chained Their placards themselves to the read, "Justice, railings of not just us"! and Parliament on "«prison for June 8, in protest protest?"' Many against the passing motorists attacks made on honked support. them by the A speaker Criminal Justice explained they Bill. had got together "to fight against The Evening the erosion of Standard universal rights". compared the protest to those of The demo was the suffragettes organised by the who took direct Freedom action to draw Network. attention to the