URGENT

KICK OUT Genocide Diplomats

Representatives of the genocidal state of Israel are being welcomed to a public meeting in Scotland on Thursday, 26 February in Glasgow.

Send a letter to John Swinney, First Minister of Scotland urging the Scottish Government to distance itself from the event and to confirm it will not meet with Israeli Government officials while they are in Scotland – in public or in secret!

Upcoming
activities

View upcoming events across Scotland.
City Event Location
Glasgow
Glasgow: Forces Recruitment Office Demo
11am Fri, Feb 20
Armed Forces Careers Office Glasgow
82 Queen Street, G1 3DN
Glasgow
Glasgow Barclays Protest
9:30am Sat, Feb 21
Barclays Bank – Argyle Street, Glasgow
83 Argyle Street, G5 8DP
Edinburgh
Edinburgh Barclays Protest
11am Sat, Feb 21
Barclays Bank Edinburgh
10-15 Princes St, EH2 2AN
Aberdeen
SPSC Aberdeen Branch: Barclays demo
11:30am Sat, Feb 21
Barclays Bank ABERDEEN
163-165 Union Street, AB11 6SL
Aberdeen
SPSC Aberdeen: Apartheid Free Zones
1pm Sun, Feb 22
Cafe Osman
262 George Street, AB25 1HN

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