Power Walk: The Voices of Domestic Workers

Tickets will be available to book via Eventbrite from 1st April 2019  The Voices of Domestic Workers begins this walk with real-life accounts of domestic workers being rescued in Hyde Park, London. A self-organised network and campaign calling for justice and rights for Britain’s 16,000 migrant domestic workers, the group will focus on their work organising for rights on a national and international level.  

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