London May Day Banners
Clerkenwell, London.Wed 1 May 2019
The march began shortly after 1pm, with the band marching in front
of this official London May Day banner
London Region National Pensioners Association
Tamils from the Sri Lanka People's Liberation Front
Kurds call for Freedom for Ocalan
'Turkey is Killing Kurds'
Partizan
Iraqi Communist Party
Turkish MLKP banner
Another Marxist Leninist Kommunist Parti (Turkey) banner
'Break Isolation 0 Smash Fascism'
Workers of the world unite - TKP-ML
Kashmir JK NAP UK
Kurds and |Turks from Day-Mer
and Day-Mer Women Organisation
TKP
Two people hold an anti-Trans banner ahead of the English Collective
of Prostitutes
English Collective of Prostitutes
supported by Women Against Rape
Free Imprisoned Workers in Iran
Free Iran
Thompsons Solicitors
People support refugees and call for safe transit routes and an end
to criminalising those who show solidarity
'No to War - No to Islamic Regime of Iran - Support Workers Struggle
in Iran'
Carsi London - anarchist football supporters
Worker Communist Party of Iran - Hekmatist
Jewish Socialist Group
Worker Communist party of Kurdistan
'Artists Live on Thin Air'
Young Socialists and Workers Revolutionary Party
Young Socialists
Communist Party of Greece
Communist Party of Britain
Revolutionary Communist Group
Finsbury Park RMT
Front Line Socialist Party Sri Lanka
Movement for Equal Rights (Sri Lanka)
socialist students
Shahrokh Zamani Action Campaing (Iran)
Hammersmith & Fulham TU Council
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