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More organisations protest war

Boycott US-British goods

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Different organisations in Dhaka joined torrents of protest and condemnation of US-led invasion of Iraq and demanded boycott of Anglo-American products and immediate end to the propaganda campaign by Western media.
Bangladesh Teachers Association (BTA) in a statement urged the teachers' community to boycott the Anglo-American goods.
Demanding an immediate end to the aggression, BTA President Kazi Abdur Razzaque and Secretary General Mohammad Salim Bhuiyan said the whole world condemned the Anglo-US coalition forces for killing innocent civilians, including children and women.
Dhaka Metropolitan Committee of Bangladesh Workers Party (BWP) also urged the people to boycott the US and UK goods.
In a statement, the leaders of BWP said the US and UK sold their goods in the Third World and the revenue earned from the countries
were now being used against Iraq.
Two hundred and ten distinguished personalities of Civil Society Against Imperialist War demanded an immediate end to the smear campaign by the Western media.
In a joint statement, they said the Western media including BBC, CNN, VOA are dishing out inappropriate news in favour of the imperialist Anglo-American alliance.
Signatories to the statement included poet Shamsur Rahman, journalist Faiz Ahmed, Prof Sirajul Islam Chowdhury, social worker Hena Das, vocalist Kalim Sharafi and Prof Mostafa Nurul Islam.
Projonmer Chetona formed a human chain in front of the National Museum and voiced their protest against US-UK invasion of Iraq and demanded immediate end to the unjustified war to save innocent children.
Condemning the invasion, Bangladesh Chhatra Union demanded immediate halt to the war.
Speakers at a conference organised by Bangladesh National
Council of Textile Garments Leather Workers-BNC expressed the concern that poverty and child labour would increase following the war.
They also said the war posed threats to export of goods, including ready-made garments and textiles.
The speakers also demanded immediate end to the war, saying it was against peace and humanity.
National University Officers' Association led by Vice-Chancellor Prof Abdul Momen Chowdhury formed a human chain in protest against the war. Teachers, officers and employees of the university took part in it.
Bangladesh Principal Parishad and Bangladesh College Teachers' Association in a joint statement condemned the US invasion of Iraq and protested against it.
They will form a human chain today at 11 am on Manik Miah Avenue and urged the students and teachers to take part in the protest.
The World Federation of Trade Unions called for intensive actions to stop the war on Iraq.