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***INTERNATIONAL CALL TO ACTION*** against the DSEi !!

category international | anti-capitalism | news report author Friday August 01, 2003 09:06author by Disarm DSEiauthor email disarm at dsei dot orgauthor phone (+44) (0)781 7652 029 Report this post to the editors

STOP EUROPE'S BIGGEST EVER ARMS FAIR!!

Week of Actions 6 - 12 Sept 2003
London's Docklands, UK
Accommodation provided!

Main demonstrations on 9th and 10th Sept

S9 Non-Violent Direct Action
S10 No Guidelines

**demos also serve as a european anti-WTO convergence**

One of the world뭩 biggest ever trade fairs for guns, bombs, military planes, small arms, mines and tanks is taking place in London from 9th ?12th September 2003.


An international protest. Thousands of protesters, from all over the world, are invited to travel to the UK to help stop this market of death, and to work towards shutting down the whole murderous industry. This is a chance to target not just the fair itself, but the businesses behind it.

What is DSEi?

Defence Systems Equipment International (DSEi 2003) is an arms fair, sponsored by the British government. It will host arms buyers from all over the world ?including countries on Amnesty International뭩 list of human rights abusers, and others who should be!

Also shopping at this huge arms fair will be delegates representing some of the poorest countries in Africa and Asia. Rich Western governments, including America, Britain, France and Italy, and their weapons companies, will try to get them to buy expensive weapons instead of spending money on education, development and medicine.

The last DSEi exhibition took place over 11th September 2001, the day of the attacks on New York and Washington in America. While many businesses around the world closed, the arms fair stayed open. For three more days, countries including America, Israel and 14 different Arab nations continued to shop, side-by-side, for weapons to attack each other with!
The arms trade, of which DSEi 2003 is an important part, is an international political business made up of multinational companies which make products that kill and maim for profit. These companies play a leading role in the unjust global economic system which causes poverty and abuse of human rights around the world.

Civilians made up 90 percent of all war casualties during the 1990s. Wars continue today only thanks to the arms trade. Due to globalisation, the arms companies operate above the law, outside of trade agreements, and firmly in favour only of the rich and powerful.

The arms business in the UK harms local communities. The London borough of Newham, where DSEi is taking place, is one of the poorest in the country. The people of Newham do not want this fair for weapons of death to come into their community. They want better education, housing, health, job creation and living wages as a minimal starting point.

The British government spends millions subsidising the arms trade, while people are too poor to eat healthily, their schools are bursting, their hospitals are run down.

What is being planned?

London, 6th ?12th September 2003.

Most international protest has centred around government institutions. DSEi 2003 is a chance to directly tackle companies and government ministers while they are actually trading in arms.

멏isarm DSEi?is co-ordinating a week long festival of action, protest and resistance against the arms fair and the unjust global system which supports it. We are planning a full year ahead, to make it the biggest ever festival against the arms trade.

A number of vigils, demonstrations and actions will be arranged against the arms fair, the companies that exhibit there, the buyers and the governments that pay for the whole show. Participants are also encouraged to plan their own actions and demonstrations. Information on the arms fair, arms companies in London, and other players in the trade will be available.

The Disarm DSEi co-ordinating group is attempting to create a space where various groups can use the methods of protest and tactics of action they believe are most effective. We are working to create an event where diverse groups respect each other뭩 space, methods of protest and tactics of action.
We will be organising workshops, teach-ins and other gatherings, as well as (very) basic accommodation and a Convergence Centre. Please let us know you are coming. Please translate, copy and distribute this call to action. Please get involved in the organising group. Please mobilise support in your country.

Email: [email protected], Website: www.dsei.org.
Tel: (+44) (0)781 7652 029

Related Link: http://www.dsei.org
author by Anonymouspublication date Fri Aug 01, 2003 10:57author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Any plans for a protest outside the British Embassy to coincide?

author by ..publication date Fri Aug 01, 2003 13:11author address author phone Report this post to the editors

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author by Anonymouspublication date Fri Aug 01, 2003 16:17author address author phone Report this post to the editors

just a suggestion...

author by Anthonypublication date Fri Aug 01, 2003 16:49author address author phone Report this post to the editors

As I stated previously, I think this is an excellent idea and makes far more sense than protesting on main streets or outside houses of parliament. It gets to the core of militarism and clearly shows the link between imperialist war and capitalism.

However I don't think multiple postings of the press release to English-speaking Indymedia newswires is the best way of publicising the event. This press release has been posted here as an article 5 times in as many weeks.

Last week this same press release was posted only two articles following a newsworthy piece from a group of people announcing that they were organising an Irish contingent to go over - http://www.indymedia.ie/newswire.php?story_id=60534

Crossposts are usually deleted on indymedia.ie and I'm surprised that the editors have allowed this one through so many times.

author by Raypublication date Fri Aug 01, 2003 17:37author address author phone Report this post to the editors

I'll check now. If this article isn't here in a couple of minutes, you'll know why...

author by Raypublication date Fri Aug 01, 2003 17:41author address author phone Report this post to the editors

But I agree, this is coming up too often. Its been mentioned on the editorial list, and if this is repeated it'll probably be deleted. I wouldn't be surprised if one of the other editors deleted it when they came online...

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