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Seminar - Modern Day Slavery
09:30 Thursday, February 28 2008 Duration: 2:00
Modern day slavery
A free public seminar

Refreshments from 9.30am

Who are today's slaves?
Why is slavery tolerated - come along and have a say.

Guest speakers Geoff Palmer and Peter Walsh

Location:
NELSON HALL COMMUNITY CENTRE
5 SPITTALFIELD CRESCENT
corner of St Leonards Street
Edinburgh

Contact Information:
http://www.egfl.net/activecitizenship


Fee: FREE
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