Amnesty International, International Service for Peace (SIPAZ) and Human Rights Centre Fray Bartoleme de las Casas call on international condemnation of detention without charge and torture of 6 indigenous Tzeltal men in Chiapas. Please send letter urgently as the men continue to be detained.

 Photos from yesterday's MayDay in Edinburgh.  About 300 marched from East Market St to the Scottish Parliament

Discussion led by Teresa Hayter, author of Open Borders: the case against immigration controls.

7 May, 6pm @ Forest Café, 3 Bristo Place, Edinburgh EH1 1EY

'Teresa Hayter has written a formidably comprehensive book on the history, mechanisms, & debates surrounding immigration controls in Britain ... The crux of Hayter's argument is that immigration controls do not, will not, & should not work ... essential reading.' Red Pepper

TERESA HAYTER is an activist and writer who has been involved in a variety of anti-racist campaigns for a number of years. She is the author of 'Aid as Imperialism' (Penguin) and 'The Creation of World Poverty' (Pluto Press) and Open Borders: The Case Against Immigration Controls (Pluto Press).
 

See Indymedia Scotland Calender for other similar events this week, including Borders, Migration and Freedom of Movement Dayschool, Sat 9 May.