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32csm Participate In Corsican Conference.



The 32 County Sovereignty Movement were honored to attend this years Scontri Internaziunali (International Clashes) conference held by Ghjuventù Indipendentista, the Corsican Independence Youth Movement, in Corte central Corsica. 

We listened to the Corsican, Sardinian, Rif, Basque and New Caledonian peoples struggles against imperialism and colonialism. We also discussed the situation in Ireland, the aims of our movement and the injustices and challenges we face.  

The various movements who took part and their representatives from around the world who attended were very interested in Ireland’s struggle and also deeply shocked to hear of British injustices which continue today, such as that of the Craigavon 2. Discussions also took place regarding the similarities, difference's and experience's of our respective movements and struggles which greatly benefited us all.

We were proud to sign a declaration of support for the Freedom of the Kanak people of New Caledonia and gave a pledge of solidarity to all.

We would like to thank Ghjuventù Indipendentista for welcoming us to Corsica and sharing the experience of their struggle as well as their rich and proud history. We would also like to thank all participants who expressed their solidarity and support for Irish freedom and justice. 

Beir Bua!

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