Solidarity with Wet'suwet'en Pipeline Protesters
Canada House, London. Wed 9 Jan 2019
Claire James of Campaign against Climate Change hands out some posters
she has prepared for the protest
and the early arrivals stand with them on the corner of Trafalgar
Square
She photographs them by the side of Canada House
'We Stand With Wet'Suwet'en'
'No Fracking Pipelines - It's their Land' - people stand in front
of the main doors which are closed
'Thee World is Watching - we see you Trudeau' and 'Solidarity
with Unist'ot'en', a camp opposing the pipeline
and the protesters stand outside the side entrance
Artist Margaret Dawn Pepper walks past with a friend and comes to
ask about the pipeline and the protest
'The World is Watching - we see you Trudeau'
'Solidarity with Unist'ot'en'
'We Stand With Wet'Suwet'en'
Campaigners march to the northern door of Canada House
and pose with posters and a banner
'UK Solidarity Wet'Suwet'en NO PIPELINE'
Claire James, Campaigns Coordinator of Campaign against Climate Change,
speaks at the end of the protest
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