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Friday, February 11, 2011

THE BIG BICYCLE MARCH ON FUEL CRISIS - EXERCISE YOUR RIGHTS

Grand March and Peaceful Demonstration on Fuel Crisis
Invitation to participate
The Human Rights Consultative Committee (HRCC) has organized a grandmarch and demonstration in collaboration with civil society networks and institutions which include but not limited to the following: Civil Society Coalition for Quality Basic Education (CSCQBE), Malawi Health Equity Network (MHEN), Malawi Congress of Trade Unions (MCTU), Councilfor NGOs in Malawi (CONGOMA), Malawi Human Rights Youth Network (MHRYN), National Organisation of Nurses and Midwives (NOMN), Malawi EconomicJustice Network (MEJN), MANERELA, just to mention some. This is a Grand
March and Peaceful Demonstration against the persistent and continuous fuel shortage in the country and it is also labeled as THE BIG BICYCLE MARCH ON THE FUEL CRISIS.
The civil society Grand March and Peaceful Demonstration on Fuel willtake place in the capital Lilongwe this Monday 14^th February 2011 from08:00am outside the PACIFIC HOTEL, City Center. The march will finish at11:30 am. The protesters will march and demonstrate all the way to the Office of President at Capital Hill, via the Parliament gates. This is a peaceful demonstrations and it is organized on principles of non-violence.
Members of the general public and any other willing persons are invited  to join the peaceful march. If you can, we ask you bring:
   1. a bicycle (if you can, not a must, but extremely important if you can manage to bring one)
  2. a whistle or a vuvuzela
  3. wear red and black attire or any similar combination (not a must but extremely important)
  4. tell your friends via email, or sms or by word of mouth about the march and why it is important for them to take part in this peaceful non violent march against the fuel crisis. 
This important event. Remember to come with a friend and in large numbers. For further clarification, you may call HRCC or any of the civil society organisations listed above.
Mavuto Bamusi
National Coordinator
Human Rights Consultative Committee (HRCC)
Tel 01 77 52 52/01 77 46 04/0888 292 240/0888 892 24

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