Peace Rally Takes Place in London

The transcript covers an anti-war rally against the potential conflict involving Britain and the US against Iraq. It highlights public opposition, the rally's organization by the Stop the War Coalition and the Muslim Association of Britain, and the Prime Minister's case for military action. The protestors argue against the justification for war, citing double standards and the impact of war on human rights. The rally included speeches by anti-war MPs and trade union leaders, emphasizing the need for a peaceful solution.

What was the main reason people joined the anti-war rally?

• To support the government's decision

• To express their opposition to the Iraq conflict

• To promote fracking

• To celebrate a national holiday

Which organizations were involved in organizing the rally?

• The World Health Organization

• The European Union

• The Stop the War Coalition and the Muslim Association of Britain

• The United Nations

What was the Prime Minister's justification for military action?

• Economic benefits of war

• Support from the United Nations

• A peace treaty with Iraq

• A dossier of evidence against the Iraqi regime

What was the route of the demonstrators during the march?

• From the airport to the embassy

• From the school to the library

• From the city center to the countryside

• From the embankment to Downing Street and onto Hyde Park

What was the timing of the rally in relation to the Labour Party conference?

• It was unrelated to the conference

• It was held a month before the conference

• It was held on the eve of the conference

• It was held after the conference