Thousands of people joined a May Day rally in London today, where Jeremy Corbyn joined the crowds at Clerkenwell Green to mark the international day honouring workers of the world.
Speaking to demonstrators from the top of a red bus, Corbyn said his party was “united” and stood “against racism in any form”.
Corbyn said: “We stand in solidarity now against the growth of the far right across Europe that are more interested in blaming migrant workers, blaming victims of war who are refugees rather than facing up to the reality that we are all human beings living on one planet. Problems are solved by human rights, humanity and justice and respect, not by blaming minorities.
“And so we stand absolutely against anti-Semitism in any form.
“We stand absolutely against racism in any form. We stand united as a Labour movement, recognising our faith diversity, our ethnic diversity.
“And from that diversity comes our strength. That is the strength of our movement.”
Speaking to demonstrators from the top of a red bus, Corbyn said his party was “united” and stood “against racism in any form”.
Corbyn said: “We stand in solidarity now against the growth of the far right across Europe that are more interested in blaming migrant workers, blaming victims of war who are refugees rather than facing up to the reality that we are all human beings living on one planet. Problems are solved by human rights, humanity and justice and respect, not by blaming minorities.
“And so we stand absolutely against anti-Semitism in any form.
“We stand absolutely against racism in any form. We stand united as a Labour movement, recognising our faith diversity, our ethnic diversity.
“And from that diversity comes our strength. That is the strength of our movement.”
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