Poverty campaigners barred from summit

A second anti-poverty group has been barred from attending today’s G20 summit after having its accreditation suddenly withdrawn, it was revealed today.

Thu, 02 Apr, 2009 - 12:50

A second anti-poverty group has been barred from attending today’s G20 summit after having its accreditation suddenly withdrawn, it was revealed today.

War on Want and the World Development Movement (WDM) had both been given approval to attend the event in London’s Docklands.

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