Action

CND: Aldermaston 2008...

Aldermaston 2008
The Bomb Stops Here - Surround the Base!
www.cnduk.org/aldermaston

Time for action:
Thousands will be converging on Aldermaston on 24 March - let's make sure we send a strong message to the government!

Resources are now available to help mobilise

Stop the War march on the anniversary of the UK's largest demo...

on Saturday 15 March, the Stop the War Coalition has
joined with the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament and the
British Muslim Initiative in calling a national demonstration
in London, as part of the worldwide day of protest against
George Bush's wars on the fifth anniversary of the Iraq
invasion, when there will be demonstrations from Washington to
Beirut, from Sydney to Seoul.

WORLD AGAINST WAR DEMONSTRATION
Called by Stop the War Coalition, CND and BMI
SATURDAY 15 MARCH
ASSEMBLE TRAFALGAR SQUARE 12 NOON

UN Climate Change Conference - Bali

Over 10,000 policy makers and experts gathered in Bali to discuss climate change at the UN Conference.

 

How bad is Smacking?

The Children's Rights Alliance for England has just written a report about how  well England is doing on improving Children's Rights. England has never fully signed up to the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, and the report - 'State of Children's Rights in England' - says the Government isn't doing what the UN reccomended in a lot of areas either.

Survey about database of children's details...

Roger Morgan, the Children's Rights director of England, did a survey on what  young people living away from home think about the 'ContactPoint' database the Government is setting up. ContactPoint is meant to be used by people working with children, to make sure that you get the best care and help. But because it will have personal information on it, 83% of young people surveyed were worried that dodgy people might get acess to info about them. Specifically, they said that having phone numbers and photographs on the database made them feel unsafe.

Education Action

This is an educaiton action...

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