Rally organised by One Law for All against Sharia and religious laws and for secularism and universal rights.

Where: At Trafalgar Square’s Northern Terrace, London (closest underground Charing Cross and Leicester Square)

When: Sunday 20 June 14:00-16:00 hours,

Then them for a March organised by Iran Solidarity to show solidarity with people in Iran who are at the forefront of battling Sharia law and political Islam. 

Where: From Trafalgar Square to the embassy of the Islamic regime of Iran in Knightsbridge, London

When: 16:00-17:00 hours 

The march will end with a group act of solidarity with the people of Iran.

One Law for All and Iran Solidarity call on people everywhere to join the 20 June protest in London or to organise rallies or acts of solidarity in various cities across the globe to mark the day when 27-year-old Neda Agha-Soltan was shot dead by the Islamic regime of Iran’s security forces at a protest in Tehran. Her demand for freedom in the face of all-out repression has made her a symbol of people everywhere.

According to Spokesperson Maryam Namazie, ‘It is very apt for us to remember Neda in our battle for equal rights in Britain or wherever we happen to live. Neda’s murder by the Islamic regime in Iran and Sharia law in Britain are intrinsically linked; both are the result of the rise of the political Islamic movement of which the Islamic regime of Iran is a cornerstone. In fact Sharia law in Britain came into being in the late 80s after the establishment of the Islamic regime of Iran. Clearly, the fight for a different and secular society in Britain is intrinsically linked to the fight for a different and secular one in Iran.’

On 20 June, One Law for All will also be releasing a new report on Sharia law in Britain to coincide with the event. A vast majority of people across the globe have had enough with medievalism and brutality and demand universal freedoms and equal rights
irrespective of where they were born or live.

In the battle that lies ahead each and every one of us must stand up and be counted. This 20 June is the day for you and I to do so.