Solidarity with Japanese Communities in time of Loss and Threat

Posted by Chuck Baclagon on March 21, 2011 · 1 Comment

Philippine groups will gather in front of the Japanese embassy to show their solidarity and support for the Japanese communities currently suffering and coping with the multiple crises of earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster.

Join us at this symbolic gathering. Please wear white and bring candles, flowers and your solidarity messages. For more information, Jun Santos of Alliance of Progressive Labor, +639266717261/

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