Anti-war protest at software development centre

Anti-war demonstrators in Derry stormed a software development centre today in protest at Israel’s bombardment of Lebanon.

Anti-war protest at software development centre
Wed, 09 Aug, 2006 - 10:46

Anti-war demonstrators in Derry stormed a software development centre today in protest at Israel’s bombardment of Lebanon.

Nine people forced their way into the Raytheon Systems plant in the city’s Springtown industrial estate as soon as the doors opened.

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