Hopefully the weather will be alright for us to get together this evening for a Christmas social. We had to cancel our November meeting, on the day, due to icy roads.
Dates for our 2018 meetings will be coming shortly.
News and information about Global Justice Cleveland
by GJ Cleveland
Hopefully the weather will be alright for us to get together this evening for a Christmas social. We had to cancel our November meeting, on the day, due to icy roads.
Dates for our 2018 meetings will be coming shortly.
by GJ Cleveland
by GJ Cleveland
Cleveland GJN group are meeting on Thursday 26th October, starting at 8.15pm, to see how we can take forward the fight for trade democracy.
So that we can view a presentation to help with the discussion we are meeting at ‘Heatherley’, Dikes Lane, Great Ayton TS9 6HG. All welcome to come and join in the discussion. For directions phone 01642 723137.
If you are not able to attend but want to take action then look at the ideas on the Global Justice Now website – www.globaljustice.org.uk/twenty-ways-fight-trade-democracy
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by GJ Cleveland
by GJ Cleveland
Look out for members of Global Justice Cleveland at Saltburn Farmers Market, near Saltburn Railway Station, on Saturday 10th June.
We will be engaging visitors to the market with the need to support small-scale farmers’ rights.
Small-scale food producers feed 70% of the world’s population, producing food for local markets and communities using ecological techniques. But this is under threat by the growing dominance of corporations in the global food system. Global agribusiness is grabbing more land, pushing privatised seeds and promoting mass usage of expensive farming chemicals. As big business profits, small-farmers struggle to keep control of land, seeds and their way of life.
by GJ Cleveland
We’re part of Global Justice Now, a democratic membership organisation which campaigns against inequality and injustice in the global economy. We want to see a world where ordinary people control the resources they need to live a decent life, rather than corporations and the super rich calling the shots.