On the final day of the ESF just before the final demonstration, an assembly of the social movements took place which agreed a statement, which can be found at www.fse-esf.org
Below we list the mobilisations which were agreed by the Assembly as being ones supported by the movement as a whole, as well as the whole of the text on the March 19 mobilisations. believes that while it is important that there is a demonstration in London on that day, there also needs to be a significant delegation from Britain to the mobilisation in Brussels and we will be arguing support for this approach throughout the NOVOLCHE Retrait des troupes
d'occupation Solidarité avec la irakienne November 2004 9-16: International week of action against the apartheid wall in Palestine 25: International day of mobilisation against violence against women December 2004 10-11: European days of action on Palestine, the anniversary of the UN
The wa Declaration on Human Rights. January 2005 Barcelona, Spanish state wide mobilisation against the summit of Zapatero, Chirac and Schroeder on the European constitution February 2005 Nice - protest against the NATO summit 8 International Women's Day April 2 Day of Action against racism, for freedom of movement and for the right to stay as an alternative to a Europe based on exclusion and exploitation May 27/28 European initiative of World March of women in Marseilles July 2005 Gleneagles, Scotland -Against G8 summit And finally *20th March 2005 marks the second anniversary of the start of the war against Iraq. On 22 and 23 March the European Council meets in Brussels.
"We call for national mobilisations in all European countries.
"We call for a central demonstration in Brussels on 19 March against war, racism, and against a neoliberal Europe, against privatisation, against the Bolkestein project and against the attacks on working time; for a Europe of rights and solidarity between the peoples.
"We call all the social movements and the European trade union movements to take to the streets on this day".