Members of the SOAS Justice for Workers (SOASJ4W) had been occuping
the SOAS management suite for several days
calling for job security for all who work at SOAS
Supplies are loaded up by a bag on the end of a rope
A speaker from the windows
with a poster condeming the management action on 12th June 2009 when
SOAS colluded with the Borders Agency
calling in cleaners to a 6.30am meeting which was actually an immigration
raid. Nine were seized and deported
On the window it states 'Deportation is a Crime'. One of the occupiers
gets ready to play a drum
and other drummers look up at him
Striking IWGB Security workers and supporters march from their picket
to join the SOASJ4W rally
'No More Broken Promises'. They were promised in 2011 that pay differentials
would be maintained, but since then they have been reduced by 25%.
Some of the protesters decide to go into SOAS and look for their ID
cards
but are refused entry
and others decide to try and push their way in
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