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Red Road Three - Enough is Enough
Wednesday, 10 March 2010

The suicide of three refugees has shocked Glasgow and the rest of the country. This is where all the racist scapegoating and tough posturing on immigration and asylum leads.

It is time to stop the state of poverty, enforced idleness and permanent fear of the knock on the door in which our asylum seeker neighbours live. Let them work, contribute, find their own homes, and get on with their lives. Join the Red Road march and rally to show your revulsion at the dreadful consequences of our immigration and asylum laws and demonstrate the real welcoming spirit of Glasgow and the wider community.

 

MARCH FROM 63 PETERSHILL DRIVE
SATURDAY 13 MARCH 11am
(ten minutes from Barnhill train station or take the number 12 or 56 bus to Red Road)
RALLY AT CITY CHAMBERS GEORGE SQ@12pm
Supported by Glasgow Campaign to Welcome Refugees, Positive Action in Housing, and the Unity Asylum Rights Centre
 
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Positive Action in Housing Ltd is a Scottish wide charity working with communities, housing providers, voluntary organisations and faith groups to enable everyone to have an equal chance to live in good quality, affordable and safe homes, free from discrimination and the fear of racial harassment and violence.

We offer advice, information and support to people from new migrant, refugee and minority ethnic communities. We run a free, confidential and impartial casework service for those facing poverty, homelessness, racism or poor housing. We run a Hardship Fund and provide emergency shelter and practical resources for destitute asylum seekers and their families.

We provide volunteering and sessional work opportunities. We support human rights and anti-racist campaigns. We inform social policy from a user-led perspective. We offer training, consultancy and best practice guidance to Registered Social Landlords, voluntary organisations and minority ethnic/refugee organisations.