[met LGBT] Important Notices re: Met LGBT

[London MET LGBT]

I apologise but there was no date on the last email for movie night. 

Met @ the movies is on MONDAY 22ND OCTOBER from 6.30pm

Thanks

Phillipe Giovanni Chiarella
President | London MET LGBT
London Metropolitan University, 2 Goulston Street LONDON E1 7TP
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> _____________________________________________ 
> From: 	London MET LGBT [mailto:info at metlgbt.co.uk] 
> Sent:	18 October 2007 13:49
> To:	'no-reply at metlgbt.co.uk'
> Subject:	Important Notices re: Met LGBT
> Importance:	High
> 
> Hi There
> 
> First of all, thanks to those of you who came last night - I am sure that
> you will agree it was a good event - and I hope more people can make the
> next event.
> 
> 1. MOVIE NIGHT IS NOT CANCELLED. Details are below:
> 
> met @the movies 6.30pm - TM2-35 (Tower Main, North Campus)
> 
> Why rely on alcohol or expensive cinema tickets? We will be showing a film
> tonight - titles will be posted and you choose what to watch!
> Refreshments, good movies, good company, what more could you want?
> 
> More at: http://londonmu.facebook.com/event.php?eid=5081757850 
> 
> 2. Emergency Demonstration - Friday 19th October - If people want to go,
> email me back!!!
> 
> "On the 2nd October two young men in the Saudi Arabian city of Al-Bahah
> were convicted of 'sodomy' and sentenced to 7,000 lashes. The lashes were
> carried out in stages over the course of three weeks and the sentence has
> now been carried out. In Saudi Arabia being gay, lesbian or bisexual is
> illegal and the maximum penalty is death.
> 
> This year NUS LGBT Campaign is campaigning for 'Love without Borders'.
> Around the world, LGBT people are persecuted, imprisoned and even murdered
> in state-sponsored homophobia. We live in a global community and no longer
> can we stand by while LGBT people are persecuted. Now is the time to use
> our freedom to fight for the rights of others across the globe. When
> abuses of human rights take place we must not be silent.
> 
> To this end NUS LGBT campaign, working with partnership organisations,
> will be organising an emergency demonstration outside the Royal Embassy of
> Saudi Arabia, 30 Charles Street, London, W1J 5DZ at 1.30pm on Friday 19th
> October. We call on individuals and groups, LGBT or otherwise to protest
> against the continued criminalisation, imprisonment, torture and murder of
> LGBT people in Saudi Arabia. We will be handing a letter of protest to the
> Saudi Ambassador, HRH Prince Mohammed bin Nawaf, calling on his Government
> to respect the human rights of its own LGBT citizens.
> 
> Please join us in the struggle for Love without Borders - LGBT rights
> around the world - and make your views known to the Saudi Ambassador on
> Friday.
> 
> Yours in pride
> 
> Scott Cuthbertson                                 Claire Anderson
> 
> NUS LGBT Officer (Open Place)             LGBT Officer (Women's Place)"
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Phillipe Giovanni Chiarella
> President | London MET LGBT
> London Metropolitan University, 2 Goulston Street LONDON E1 7TP
> E | info at metlgbt.co.uk  W | www.metlgbt.co.uk 
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