IWGB at London University Founders Day
Senate House, London. Tue 20 Nov 2018
The IWGB arrive with banners a flags and a bicycle hauled sound system
to protest at the entrance to Senate House
and they hand out flags and placards
and the protest begins
'Bring Us In-House' - outsourcing is always a terrible deal for workers,
with rock-bottom conditions of service
poor pay and often terrible management. A woman holds a poster 'If
Outsourcing is so great Outsource Management'
'One University One workforce' states an IWGB banner
IWGB President Henry Chango Lopez blows a vuvuzela
and so do many others at the protest
which is extremely noisy so it can be heard by those inside Senate
House
The drummers also make themselves heard
Protesters form a line which those attending the Foundation event
have to walk along
Henry Chango Lopez
Police keep a way open for people to enter the event
Henry Chango Lopez speaks
The protesters bring out a very long length of red cloth, and hold
it as a banner in front of the entrance
It really is long.....
'Women United Never Defeated'
It really was long....
'One University - One Workforce - IWGB'
Security roll up the banner and lift it up so that people can duck
under it...
More people arrive and wonder how to get into Senate House
'University of Exploitation'
The protesters went to the Russell Square entrance to protest as well
After a few minutes here by Stewart House they returned back to continue
protesting on Malet St and I left
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