Hundreds of members of Stand Up to Racism Scotland (SUTR) will gather at Glasgow's George Square in a counter-protest to a far-right rally.
Anti-racism campaigners will gather at Glasgow 's George Square in a counter-protest to a far-right rally organised on the same day.
The group, which includes trade unions, politicians and celebrities, will reject far-right violence and the racist myths that scapegoat migrants and refugees. Attendees will include comedian Janey Godley, nine national unions, faith organisations and football fans. "Trade unions have a long history of defending our communities against fascists and racists and will proudly join the rally in Glasgow to show racists that they have no place here.”
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