Group meeting Thursday 12th at 7:30 as usual in Victoria Road. Supporters welcome.
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May meeting minutes
Posted: June 7, 2018 in meetingsTags: Amnesty, Death penalty, film, May 2018, meeting, minutes, Salisbury
We have pleasure in enclosing the minutes for the May meeting.
The June meeting takes place tonight (7 June) – not next Thursday as is usual – because we shall be showing a film at the Arts Centre.
Group meeting tonight at 7:30, Victoria Road – supporters welcome. Has now taken place – minutes soon.
Monthly meeting takes place this Thursday 14th at Attwood Road Salisbury starting at 7:30 and all supporters are welcome.
November group minutes
Posted: November 11, 2017 in Group news, meetings, UncategorizedTags: "Human rights", film, meeting, minutes, North Korea, Salisbury
Minutes for the November group meeting are attached thanks to group member for preparing them. At the end of the minutes you will find a list of upcoming activities. If you are interested in joining us, coming along to one of these events is the easiest thing to do. It is free to join the local group.
July group minutes
Posted: July 17, 2017 in Group news, meetingsTags: "Amnesty International", British Bill of Rights, Cathedral, Death penalty, European Convention on Human Rights, Group news, Human Rights Act, meeting, North Korea, Salisbury
Minutes of our July meeting are available thanks to group member Lesley for compiling them. We discussed the death penalty report (see the full version here); North Korea; the forthcoming film evening; the summer BBQ and plans for a Celebration of Human Rights event in 2018 in partnership with the Cathedral. This has come about because of the governments desire to take us out of the European Court of Justice and abolish the Human Rights Act. Although it is doubtful if either will actually come about, it does reveal a mindset in the government which is very worrying for the future of human rights in the UK. It also goes hand in hand with our increasing deals with dubious regimes abroad who are serial human rights offenders such as Saudi Arabia.
If you live in the Salisbury area and would like to join us, then the best thing is to come to one of our events and make yourself known. At the end of the minutes you will see a list of planned events or you can keep an eye on Twitter and Facebook.
Meeting
Posted: March 7, 2017 in Group news, Human rights,, UncategorizedTags: "Amnesty International", Cathedral, Death penalty, film, meeting, North Korea, NWR, Salisbury, stall, statistics, War Witch
Monthly meeting took place last night Thursday 9th March at Victoria Road. It was a full agenda including North Korean talk at Five Rivers; NWR meeting; Films at the Arts Centre; Social media and Death Penalty reports and the market stall. Minutes will be posted soon.
October minutes
Posted: October 12, 2015 in Death penalty, Film, Group news, meetingsTags: "Amnesty International", Death penalty, John Glen MP, meeting, minutes, Salisbury, vigil
The minutes of the October meeting are now available. The group discussed the forthcoming Vigil at St Thomas’s; the tapestry and where that could be displayed; social media statistics; the death penalty; the forthcoming film at the Arts Centre and a report on the correspondence with John Glen concerning the government’s changes to its human rights policies.
February minutes
Posted: February 19, 2015 in arms trade, Death penalty, Event, Film, Group news, meetings, North Korea, Salisbury, Schools, South Wilts University Technical College, stop torture, USATags: "Human rights", Cathedral, Death penalty, Magna Carta, meeting, minutes, North Korea, Reggie Clemons, Salisbury, USA
The February minutes are below thanks to Karen. A full agenda as you see with a lot going on.
January meeting
Posted: January 15, 2015 in Death penalty, Event, Group news, meetingsTags: meeting, minutes, Salisbury
Here are the minutes of the January meeting with thanks to Karen for producing them. Notes that copies of this and previous minutes are also in ‘About us’.
Two extras links have been added to the list of organisations at the bottom of the page.
