NO CCTV / Related Events

17th-19th September 2011

+ Freedom not fear events - Brussels, Belgium +

Saturday 17th - Monday 19th September 2011 Brussels

(Representatives of No CCTV will be attending the Brussels events).

European policy making is affecting our every day lives and civil liberties more and more. The EU is increasingly imposing unnecessary and disproportionate governmental surveillance measures on us. We will not take this any longer. Let's carry our protest into the capital of the EU!

We invite you to join us for three days of:

    protest (Saturday, 17 September 2011)
    networking (Sunday, 18 September 2011) and
    debate with Members of the European Parliament and EU Commission staff (Monday, 19 September 2011).

Let us get together, meet friends from other parts of Europe and tell the EU that we won't take that continuous erosion of our fundamental rights any longer.
For more details see http://wiki.vorratsdatenspeicherung.de/Freedom_Not_Fear_2011/Brussels

10th September 2011

+ Freedom not fear demo - Berlin, Germany +

Saturday 10th September 2011 1pm Pariser Platz, Brandenburg Gate

A call for:
1. Cutbacks on surveillance measures
2. Evaluation of existing surveillance powers
3. Moratorium on new surveillance powers
4. Ensure freedom of expression, dialogue and information on the Internet
5. Preservation of human rights

For more details see http://www.vorratsdatenspeicherung.de/component/option,com_frontpage/Itemid,1/lang,en/

Saturday 30th October 2010

+ Life is too short to be controlled - part 2, London NoBorders +

Saturday 30th October 2010 3pm at Piccadilly Circus / corner of Coventry Street

"Life is too short to be controlled - Part II", a protest against internal and external borders. The protest will take place in London on Saturday 30 October 2010, gathering at 3pm at Piccadilly Circus ( corner of Coventry Street/Haymarket ) and then off towards the UK border at St Pancras.

What is this about?

While the migration regime is fortifying itself and setting up rings of defence around European wealth, inner control is tightening to keep public order, at a time where the nation state already seems to be a dead corpse. And with an economy which exploits the most virtual property, the need to control even the remotest parts of people's lives is increasing.

- Watch the video trailer.

For more details see http://london.noborders.org.uk/lifestooshort

Saturday 24th July 2010

+ No CCTV Talk in asscoiation with TPUC Brighton +

Saturday 24h July 4-6pm
Brighton Railway Club
4 Belmont
Dyke Rd
Brighton
BN1 3TF
(It is close to Seven Dials and has a bar)

No CCTV will explore the state of CCTV in the UK today and outline why regulation is not the answer.

All welcome. Free admission (donations towards room hire welcome).

Thursday 8th July 2010

+ Surveillance Cameras Panel Discussion, Birmingham, Unity FM +

Thursday 8h July 5-6pm
on UnityFM Radio 93.5 Mhz
Listen online at http://www.unityfm.net

Community Radio Unity FM has arranged a panel discussion on the Survaillance cameras in inner city Birmingham. The panel will consist of political representatives, representatives of the Police, Safer Birmingham and activists campaigning on the issue. The panel will answer questions from the audience.

Sunday 4th July 2010

+ Birmingham Anti-Spycam Rally +

Sunday 4th July 4pm at The Bordesley Centre, Stratford Road, Camp Hill,
Birmingham B11 1AR

This is a public event intended to rally support for communities in Birmingham, stand up for our privacy and civil liberties and oppose the mass surveillance of ordinary citizens by our government. Organised by Birmingham Against Spy Cameras.

Keynote speakers confirmed so far include:

• Shami Chakrabarti, director of human rights and civil liberties organisation, Liberty;
• Gareth Pierce, top human rights lawyer, who has represented countless very high profile clients;
• Salma Yaqoob, Sparkbrook Councillor and Leader of the Respect Party;
• John Hemming, MP for Birmingham Yardley;
• Ray Gaston, Methodist / Inter-faith preacher and author of `A Heart Broken Open'
• Steve Jolly local campaigner against the surveillance cameras;
• and others to be confirmed

The event will be chaired/hosted by journalist and broadcaster Adrian Goldberg (talkSport, BBC Radio WM, The Birmingham Mail and editor of The Stirrer website, http://www.thestirrer.co.uk which is covering the story daily).

Thursday 29th April, 8.30pm (and selected cinemas in May)

+ New Film - 'Erasing David', Nationwide Screening / Satellite Q & A +

 
David Bond has nothing to hide? but does he have nothing to fear?

David Bond lives in one of the most intrusive surveillance states in the world. He decides to find out how much private companies and the government know about him by putting himself under surveillance and attempting to disappear - a decision that changes his life forever. Leaving his pregnant wife and young child behind, he is tracked across the database state on a chilling journey that forces him to contemplate the meaning of privacy - and the loss of it.

'Erasing David' is a feature length docuentary that will be playing in selected cinemas from the 29th April. The 29th April is the big premiere evening - after the film there will be a live Q&A from the Brixton Ritzy that will get beamed to their other screens. Taking part in the debate are David Davis, Shami Chakrabarti, Michael Nyman, Will Self and David Bond, the director. For more details visit www.erasingdavid.com.

Venues include:

Aberdeen - The Belmont Picturehouse
Bath - Little Theatre Cinema
Brighton - Duke Of Yorks
Cambridge - Cambridge Picturehouse
Edinburgh - Cameo Picturehouse
Exeter - Picturehouse
Henley-On-Thames - Regal Picturehouse
Lancaster - The Dukes Cinema
Liverpool - FACT
London - Brixton Ritzy Picturehouse
London - Islington Screen on The Green
London - The Lexi Cinema Kensal Rise
London - Greenwich Picturehouse
London - Stratford Picturehouse
London - Notting Hill Gate
Newcastle - Tyneside Cinema
Norwich - Cinema City
Oxford - Phoenix Pitcturehouse
Prestatyn - The Scala
Southampton - Harbour Lights Picturehouse
Stamford - Arts Centre
Straford-upon-Avon - Stratford Picturehouse
Winchester - The Screen
York - Picturehouse

Following on from the launch event Erasing David will take a tour around other cinemas, including:
8-9th May - Newbury Corn Exchange
24-27th May - Dundee Contemporary Art

Wednesday 24th February - Saturday 27th March

+ Reality TV - CCTV Photography Exhibtion, Manchester +

 
David Dunnico, a documentary photographer from Manchester, has recorded the rise of CCTV in Britain and produced a timely polemic which mixes graphic, urban images and humour.

For more details see http://www.ddcc.tv