đ˘ Migrantsâ rights are workersâ rights â National Solidarity March for Migrant Workersâ Rights
â° Saturday 10 October, 12PM
đ Manchester City Centre (Andy Burnhamâs political home, site of ‘Number 10 North’)
đAssemble on: Albert Square, M2 5PE
đśđžââRoute to be announced (visit this site for updates)
âđ˝Migrant workers are here to stay
The National Solidarity March for Migrant Workersâ Rights is taking place in Manchester on Saturday 10 October to demand justice, dignity and rights for all migrants.
We are marching in Manchester â the Prime Ministerâs political home and the proposed home of âNumber 10 Northâ â to bring these demands directly into the heart of the Governmentâs political project. đ
At a time when the Governmentâs proposed earned settlement model is creating fear and uncertainty for migrant workers and families, while existing immigration policies already enable severe exploitation and exclusion, we are taking a clear message to the streets:
đ˘ Migrant workers are here to stay.
Settlement is a right.
End tied visas.
Regularisation now.
There are no workersâ rights without migrantsâ rights.
March and rally, followed by a community gathering with food, connection and community.
March with us. Bring your union, workplace, organisation, friends and community.
Share to amplify. Pass it on.
Join us on Saturday 10 October for the national solidarity march for migrant workersâ rights. Assemble 12 noon on Albert Square, M2 5PE.
Route of march to be announced.
Visit this page for details and updates.
đ˛đĽđ˝ď¸ After the march: Join us for food
đĽ Community gathering and food from 2:30pm-5pm
đ Where? Email below for details
âď¸â˝ď¸ As well as food, we will have drinks, games and space to connect with neighbours and comrades from across the UK.
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to give us an idea of food numbers, please email if you or your group are also attending the gathering after the march: migrantworkersmcr@proton.me