Justice For Refugees Rally

Media Release - May 2, 2005

Join the Refugee Action Collective (RAC) march to demand permanent protection for all refugees, and an end to mandatory detention. Melbourne Museum, [Cnr Nicholson & Gertrude St Carlton] on Sunday, 19 June at 12 noon.

12 noon, Sunday, 19 June @ Melbourne Museum, Carlton Gardens, Nicholson Street, and marching to join community festival at Fitzroy Town Hall.

World music, world food!

Afterwards: RAC benefit concert @ Rob Roy (doors open 7pm) Featuring Brolga Boys, The Disclosure Project & Colourfast.

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Name: ACTU Media

Phone Number: 03 9664 7315

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