Mothers march through London

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DMTX. Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Ki

in Politics, on the 13th of March 2010

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Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

ID: 274930

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

ID: 274931

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

ID: 274932

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

ID: 274933

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

ID: 274934

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

ID: 274935

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

ID: 274936

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

ID: 274937

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

ID: 274938

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

ID: 274939

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

ID: 274940

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

ID: 274941

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

ID: 274942

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

ID: 274943

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

ID: 274944

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

ID: 274946

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

ID: 274947

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

ID: 274948

Around 100 mothers, joined by men and children marched from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square in recognition and support of all the work that mothers contribute to society. London, United Kingdom, 13/03/2010.

Organised by the All African Women’s Group Mothers’ Campaign (MoCa), Global Women’s Strike (GWS) and Single Mothers’ Self-Defence the march assembled a Trafalgar Square at 2pm. The women wanted to highlight the fact that, “The survival of the human race depends on the caring work of mothers. But we get no recognition or support. Only blame when things go wrong. And we’re even expected to do more work to feed the family, often on the lowest pay.”

After marching down Whitehall to Parliament Square, the demonstrators gathered on the field where they listened to a few speakers and handed out leaflets to passers by.

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