February 2005

	Make Poverty History Trafalgar Square, London. 3 February 2005: Nelson Mandela launches the campaign Adrian Lovett of Oxfam calls for action on trade justice, debt relief and improving aid.
	School children from Scotland and East Ham read and showed some of their work on trade justice.

		"Viva Trade Justice". Kumi Naidoo of Civicus stresses his point that world leaders have not kept their promises
		Kumi Naidoo stresses that the movement is not about charity but a movement for justice.
		Sir Bob Geldorrf in a camel-coloured coat walks on stage in front of the Make Poverty History banner. Geldorff reminded us of broken promises and that he was sick of waiting for politicians to act
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Trafalgar Square, London. 3 February 2005: Nelson Mandela launches the campaign Adrian Lovett of Oxfam calls for action on trade justice, debt relief and improving aid.

Trafalgar Square, London. 3 February 2005: Nelson Mandela launches the campaign

Adrian Lovett of Oxfam calls for action on trade justice, debt relief and improving aid.