A week of action against the G20 or against the G20 protests?
A week of protests against the responses of the G20 countries to the global financial crisis is taking place in London and across the country by civil society groups. It started on Saturday with the 'Put People First' march from the Embankment to Hyde Park.
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Sokari Ekine is a Nigerian social justice activist and blogger. She writes an award winning blog, Black Looks, which she setup over four years ago, writing on a range of topics such as LGBTI Rights in Africa, gender issues, human rights, the Niger Delta and Land Rights.
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