March to celebrate World Refugee Day & carnival at the Old Fruitmarket

Schedule

Sat Jun 21 2025 at 12:00 pm to 10:00 pm

Location

Barrowland Park, Glasgow, G1 5, United Kingdom | Glasgow, SC

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Scotland national demonstration
☀️Assemble: Barrowland Park, Glasgow G1 5BG, 12noon
?Rally, music and carnival in The Old Fruitmarket hosted by Love Music Hate Racism
?Coach from Aberdeen - Dundee - Perth: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/aberdeen-dundee-perth-coach-to-world-refugee-day-demo-carnival-tickets-1360011293389
?Edinburgh coach: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/edinburgh-coach-world-refugee-day-demonstration-and-gig-tickets-1333888860489
Called by Stand Up to Racism Scotland. Supported by:
Scottish Refugee Council, Positive Action in Housing, Maryhill Integration Network, Afghan Human Rights Foundation, Love Music Hate Racism
Scottish Trade Union Congress, PCS Scotland, NASUWT Scotland, EIS, UCU Scotland, Trades Councils in Glasgow and West Lothian

#RefugeeFestScot runs from 13 – 22 June. This year marks 25 years of the festival, and the Scottish Refugee Council's 40th - and we are immensely proud to be organising a national march as part of it.
The festival comes as we see an alarming rise in support for racist and far-right ideas - across the world, and also here in Scotland.
At least 82 people, including 14 children, died trying to cross the Channel in 2024. Meanwhile, the British government is boasting record deportation number and adopting the hostile language of the far-right by talking about an 'island of strangers'.
Refugees and migrants are the lifeblood of the NHS, the care system and other public services we all depend on, and are an integral part of our communities, workplaces and families. Refugees and migrants are part of the fightback for a better society.
On Saturday 21 June, join us to march through Glasgow and mark #WorldRefugeeDay to:
☀️ show a majority of us welcome refugees and migrants in Scotland
☀️ demand #SafePassage
☀️ support the #LiftTheBan campaign to grant asylum seekers the right to work
☀️ show that we won't be divided by racism and that together we will demand change

The full festival programme is now available to see here, with over a hundred events that we encourage you to look at, attend and invite others: https://www.refugeefestivalscotland.co.uk/
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Barrowland Park, Glasgow, G1 5, United Kingdom

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