This Thursday marks 37 years since the mass democracy movement of 1989 and the Tiananmen Square massacre. Join protests and vigils around the world to remember and continue the struggles of everyone who stood up in 1989: from the protesters in the square who demanded an end to dictatorship, to the workers who built independent unions and demanded workplace democracy.
Some of us will join the vigil in London organised by our friends at June 4 Sparks. We also list some other events around the UK below. Please note, we are not organising these events and we don't know what's planned for each beyond the details at each link - we are sharing for information. We encourage all supporters to bring messages of international solidarity between all workers and oppressed peoples of the world, for democratic and workers' rights, for liberation and equality.
Rally and vigil led by June 4 Sparks
8-10pm Thursday 4 June
Chinese Embassy, 49 Portland Place, W1B 1JL
N.B. London
Underground strikes are planned - solidarity to the workers standing up
for working conditions and safety - please plan for delays and
disruptions to travel
Leafleting and vigil led by Sheffield Re-water
5pm Thursday 4 June
Outside Sheffield City Hall, S1 2JA
Commemoration
6-7:30pm Thursday 4 June
St Peter's Square M1 5AN
Commemoration led by Nottingham Stands with HK
6:30-8pm Thursday 4 June
Arnold Methodist Church NG5 7EL
Vigil led by Cardiff Hongkongers
7pm Thursday 4 June
Central Square (outside Cardiff Central Station) CF10 1FS
Vigil
led by Sutton Arts & Culture Society, Kingston UK HKers Stand with
Hong Kong, UK HongKongers Intertwine, Amnesty International Sutton
7-9pm Thursday 4 June
Manor Park, Throwley Way, Sutton SM1 4AHS
Memorial led by West Midlands Hongkonger Support
8:30-9:30pm Thursday 4 June
Hurst St, Birmingham Chinatown, B5 4BN