De nombreuses associations (cf. ci-dessous) avait appelé à se mobiliser contre la tentative de militants d’extrême droite d’importer Pegida en Irlande samedi dernier. La contre-manifestation, joyeuse et festive, a rassemblé plusieurs centaines de personnes, et a contraint les racistes à prendre la fuite. Enjoy !
L’appel à la manif anti-Pegida (en anglais) :
On Saturday we are coming together to show the strength of community and of solidarity. To say no to Islamophobia.
Join together across communities for a peaceful demonstration against the Pegida’s Irish Branch.
Lets make no mistake Pegida are attempting to import a racist, fascist organising model into Ireland, now is the time we stand together with Muslims and say no.
Saturday is an opportunity to send a strong message that solidarity is stronger than hate. That Ireland is for all of the people who call it home.
Who Lives Here Belongs Here
Saturdays action is entirely peaceful.
There will be colour and noise.
There will be spoken word, music and of course some speeches.
Bring all the things you need for a community celebration. Bring banners and colour, bring warm clothes, bring something to drink, bring community and a smile. Bring your voice onto to our streets to say no to those wishing to organise on racist platforms. Next Saturday is a day for people, communities, groups and organisations committed to justice and equality to stand in solidarity not only people affected by Islamophobia but with all of the groups and there are many that suffer where fascists groups get a foothold.
The event is organised by a coalition of groups and individuals commited to anti-racist principles. Supporting Organisations Include (in alphabetical order) :
Anti Austerity Alliance, Akidwa Ireland, Africa Centre Dublin Ireland Anti Racism Network Ireland, Attac Ireland Autistic Rights Together, Communist Party of Ireland, Dialogue & Diversity, Dublin Calais Refugee Solidarity, Dublin City Centre Citizens Information Service,Doras Luimni EDeNn, éirígí, ENAR Ireland, Galway Anti Racism Network Gaza Action Ireland, Gluaiseacht for Global Justice Fighting for Humanity:HOMELESSNESS, Ireland Says Welcome, Irish Anti-War Movement, Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign (IPSC), Irish Housing Network, Irish Refugee Council, Irish Missionary Union-Conference of Religious in Ireland, National Traveller Womens Forum, No Fracking Ireland, Show Racism the Red Card - Ireland, SARI - Sport Against Racism Ireland SIPTU, Sinn Féin Ireland, The Platform, Pavee Point, People Before Profit Irish Traveller Movement, Migrant Rights Centre Ireland, ROSA - for Reproductive rights, against Oppression, Sexism and Austerity, Shannon Watch, United Against Racism, Workers’ Party of Ireland, Workers Solidarity Movement (Ireland)
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