London: Solidarity with the arrested, against police violence! Demo @ Danish embassy 4pm onwards, 17 December 2009
from various sources, 17 December 2009:
There will be a mass demonstration outside the Danish Embassy in London in solidarity with those unlawfully arrested and detained in Copenhagen during the Climate Summit protests.
Today on Thursday the 17 December from 4pm onwards. The address of the embassy is :- 5 Sloane Street, London SW1X 9SR. Nearest tube Knightsbridge.
As many people as possible need to turn up to protest at the Danish state's appallling treatment of climate protesters and its denial of free speach. Spread the word far and wide!
We need to tell the Danish government that we will not be intimidated by their violence against protesters.
In solidarity with Never Trust A Cop and all arrested in Copenhagen
Royal Danish Embassy
55 Sloane Street
London, SW1X 9SR,
United Kingdom
020 7235 1255
Map: http://bit.ly/66QFhz
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