


Migrants March Conference Supporting Groups Press Release Athens Call "The exploitation of migrants only helps to drive down wages and working conditions for the domestic workforce. It is in the interests of some bosses to deny migrants their full rights, and this is what undermines social justice for all. This is why the fight for migrant rights is in everyone's interest." Anita Ceravolo, spokesperson for the October 7th organising group		October 7th: International Day of Action on Migrant Rights // Assemble 12.00noon - Imperial War Museum CONFERENCE // 08.10.2006 We see this march as part of a process of convergence and mobilisation that will carry on in the years to come, fighting for legalisation in the UK and Europe, union and social rights for migrants, and an end to deportations and border controls. This march is not an end in itself, but the launch-pad for a much longer process in which migrants, their communities and other groups and organisations can come together to make demands, support each other, and leave their mark in the political debate. CONFERENCE, SUNDAY OCTOBER 8th, 10am – 5pm Main Lecture Theatre, Geography Dept, Queen Mary’s University, Mile End. E1 (tube Mile End / Stepney Green)