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Solidarity with Pakistan workers
Socialists, trade unionists and workers packed into an NUJ meeting in Manchester to discuss press freedom, trade union rights and civil liberties in Pakistan.
A message of solidarity from the Trade Union Rights Campaign - Pakistan (TURC-P) explained the anti-worker and anti-union nature of the regime and welcomed this debate.
Mansoor Hassan, Javed Khan and Amjad Malik, all spoke.
The TURC-P leaflets were welcomed by everyone.
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