May Day Rally
Trafalgar Square, London. Tue 1 May 2018
'Solidarity forever' banner as precarious workers gather to march
from the rally
There were a string of trade union speakers
'Free Assange'
some of the Assange supporters held Columbian flags
'The US wants to charge Assange with espionage. He
just wants to publish the truth.'
One of them has a badge '70 Today'
United Voices of the World banner with the single word 'Dignity'
TGI Fridays strikers are Unite members
Sean McGovern Unite/ TUC Disabled Workers Seat
'Sex Work IS Work'
Kelly Rogers victimised by the Brixton Ritzy speaks about the BECTU
Cinema Strike against Picturehous for
the London Living wage, and the precarious workers make their way
down to listen to her
Kelly Rogers
Most of those who marched to the square have already left
'Picturehouse Pay Us Fair'
'Workers of the World Connect! ' 'Unite & Fight'
'1 MAY workers unite!'
'Blame your boss not your neighbour - build unions not borders'
Dial-a-Ride
Kashmiri protesters say Free Kashmir
'The Working Class Has No Country - Free Movement Now'
'Solidarity'
Columbians pose in Trafalgar Square as the rally ends
and the precarious workers go back to the steps
where they pose for pictures before marching
United Vocies fo the World
'Sex Work IS Work'
Iranian workers from the Shahrokh Zamani Action Campaign join in
Labour Campaign for Free Movement - united for the rights of all workers
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