📍Regent’s Park - Gandalf’s Corner, NW1 4LB. (corner of Outer Circ and Park Square) - LONDON

⏰ 3 PM 

We are a coalition of grassroots groups, joined by our shared fight against the patriarchal war machine. 

On the 8th of March, we take the streets of London to mark the International Feminist Strike 2025, joined by our shared fight against the patriarchal war machine, and as part of a global anti-colonial, Global Majority feminist movement. Join us in this act of collective grief, resistance, and celebration of our continued hope and commitment to liberation!

We take the streets to honour all those who are oppressed and martyred to keep the wheels of capitalism, imperialism, racism, and the patriarchal war machine running. We protest because a woman is killed every three days in the UK, and the Labour government is ramping up its persecution of migrants. We protest against the criminalisation of our movements, including attacks against our Kurdish, Palestinian, trans siblings. 

But we also come together because collective joy and hope are radical acts of determination. We therefore celebrate our siblings, comrades, and martyrs for continuing to imagining and demanding better paths forward!

We strike shoulder to shoulder with care workers, who sustain all forms of life; reproductive labour is the pillar of our society, and yet remains deliberately devalued and invisiblised. This exploitation is what reproduces this capitalist system but when we stop the world stops! We demand that this world reflect our collective needs for care or assistance, whether it be due to age, disability or illness.

1. We strike to grieve all our lost siblings and territories, taken by state fascism, capitalism and its war-for-profit machine

2. We strike because the UK state has not silenced us with the criminalisation of our resistance and the persecution of our movements. 

3. We strike in solidarity with revolutionary feminists and land defenders, and all those resisting colonial violence in Palestine, Kurdistan, Abya Yala, Congo, Sudan and around the world.

4. We strike against the global disregard for climate crisis driven by capitalism, which has taken so many lives here in the UK and especially in the Global South.

5. We strike because women, trans and queer people loose their lives everyday in the UK. We fight to end all forms of state sanctioned gendered & sexual violence.

6. We strike because we believe that a system that truly recognises the value of care work is possible. We do not believe in a patriarchal economic system that exploits our reproductive labour and refuses to value care.

7. We strike because we believe that all forms of oppression are inter-connected, and as anti-imperialist Global Majority feminists we take to the streets to unite our struggles for racial justice, queer liberation, climate, migrant and disability justice.

8. We strike because we believe taking the streets is a way of transforming collective grief into hope and liberation. When we stop -  the world stops, a better life is possible for all of us on the other end of this strike!

When we stop -  the world stops, a better life is possible for all of us on the other end of this strike!

We will begin at 3PM for the Care Work Strike, come hear from care workers and kids and get involved in activities. We will end our demo with the Sex Work Strike. Our march is child-friendly!

Care Work Strike:

On 8th March, parents and care workers will come together to defy the exploitative organisation of care work under capitalism and celebrate our strength !

🪅 Pinata 🎨 Face-painting 🌷 Craft activities 🥁 Kids drumming and chant-making 💃 Performances 📢 Speeches

⚡️STAY, PLAY, STRIKE! ⚡️

JOIN US ON THE STREETS - bring your friends and family, pots & pans and anything you can think of to make noise!

Taking the streets with :  

All African Women’s Group, Anti-Imperialist Front, Argentina Solidarity Campaign, Congolese Action Youth Platform, DECRIM NOW, Empty Chair Collective, ESEA Sisters, Espresión INCA, Feminist Assembly of Latin Americans, Feminist Fightback, Women*Rising, Housing Action Southwark & Lambeth, Hackney Anarchists, Jiyan Kurdish Women’s Assembly in Britain, London for Sudan, London Trans+ Pride, Migrants in Culture, Mekete UK, Nanny Solidarity Network, Orchestrated Discontent, PLAN C, Pride of Arabia, Queers for Palestine, Reclaim Croydon, Sex Workers Union, Sisters Uncut, SWARM, Socialist Women’s Union, Tigray Youth Network, Tower Hamlets Transpride, Trans Strike Back, United 4 Mahsa, United Voices of the World, Warmis UK, Women’s Strike Assembly, Young Struggle.