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Africa Egypt Alexandria Alexandria Africa Egypt Cairo Continent* Country* State/Province* City* Organizer(s) * Facebook Event; RSVP* E-Mail of Organizer* Twitter #hashtags Local Start Time Permission* Official website: http://bit.ly/106qja2 Official website: http://bit.ly/106qja2 or pages Arrive Early! Status: Start Location Africa Egypt Alexandria Alexandria Africa Egypt Cairo Cairo Africa Ghana Accra Accra Food Sovereignty Ghana http://on.fb.me/PSukvV 10:00am in GMT Unknown TBA Africa Kenya Nairobi Nairobi Africa Namibia Windhoek Windhoek Richard Loch/Nausheen Abbas http://on.fb.me/173SH15 10.am Unknown Windhoek Central Police Station Africa Nigeria Ogun State Abeokuta Africa South Africa Eastern Cape Port Elizabeth Badela Mduzulwana/Rushka Johnson/Terrens Freshly Anele http://on.fb.me/GYW8dv 10am Unknown City Hall Central, (near Opera House) Africa South Africa Gauteng Johannesburg Zakiyya Ismail/Cindy Devonport/Susan Timms/Janine Golden http://on.fb.me/1aqpEA0 11am Unknown Monsanto House Building, no. 4 Fourways Office Park, Cnr Fourways Boulevard and Roos Street, Fourways. Africa South Africa Gauteng Pretoria Africa South Africa Kwazulu-Natal Durban Delwyn Pillay http://on.fb.me/1fU7s9x 10.30am Unknown King Dinizulu's Gardens (Old Botha's Gardens) Africa South Africa Mpumalanga Nelspruit Africa South Africa Mpumalanga Pilgrim’s Rest Africa South Africa Western Cape Cape Town Jeannie Ross/Brent Hill http://on.fb.me/16c3V2Y 11am Unknown Grand Parade Africa South Africa Western Cape George Africa South Africa Western Cape Khayelitsha Chloe Menteath/Live Free http://on.fb.me/1mKwywd 10am Unknown O.R. Tambo Hall, Mew Way Africa South Africa Western Cape Plettenberg Bay Africa Senegal Senegal Dakar Asia India Karnataka Bangalore Asia India New Delhi New Delhi Asia India Tamil Nadu Chennai VANAGAM/SAFE FOOD ALLIANCE http://on.fb.me/1qgnKu3 [email protected] Asia India Tamil Nadu Erode Iyarkai Keerai-Erode http://on.fb.me/1miO6Na Unknown Asia Indonesia Bali Bali Asia Japan Tokyo Tokyo Asia South Korea Seoul Seoul Sonia Nicholas, John h Ko and Seung Goo Hong http://on.fb.me/1tOlf6O [email protected] | [email protected] Gwanghwamun StationSeoul, Korea Asia Taiwan Taipei City Taipei City Asia Israel Tel Aviv Tel Aviv Alex Rozenfarb http://on.fb.me/1g1KpI3 [email protected] Australia Australia AustralianCapitalTerritory Canberra Australia Australia New South Wales Sydney Occupy Sydney/Aara Jayne/Ian Rose http://on.fb.me/1aqxcp8 12.pm Unknown Sydney Town Hall, 483 George Street, Sydney Australia Australia New South Wales Bellingen Australia Australia New South Wales Byron Bay 12:00pm till 2: Australia Australia New South Wales Newcastle Martin C Smith http://on.fb.me/R2DDtX [email protected] 00pm Unknown Pacific Park Australia Australia Queensland Redcliffe Australia Australia Queensland Brisbane Sarah Saunders http://on.fb.me/MJOrug [email protected] 6.am Unknown Reddacliff Place, 6 Queen Street Australia Australia Queensland Cairns Australia Australia Queensland Gold Coast Australia Australia Queensland Townsville Australia Australia South Australia Adelaide Lisa Douglas/Robyn Wood http://on.fb.me/1mNY6Q0 [email protected] 11am Go Parliament House North Terrace Australia Australia Tasmania Hobart Australia Australia Victoria Melbourne March Against Monsanto Melbourne http://on.fb.me/1m9iiwH [email protected] 2pm State Library of Victoria328 Swanston Street, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 3000 Australia Australia Victoria Torquay Jonny Wildcat Strike http://on.fb.me/1jwMIVg [email protected] 12:00 noon Meeting Speakers Corner, by the Big Wheel Australia Australia Victoria Bendigo http://on.fb.me/1qVOEaT [email protected] 2:00 UTC+10 TBA somewhere in BENDIGO Australia Australia Western Australia Margaret River Australia Australia Western Australia Perth Food Freedom Australia http://on.fb.me/1fjgYUV [email protected] 2pm March from Parliament House to Russell Square Carribeans Lesser Antilles Martinique Martinique Carribeans Puerto Rico San Juan San Juan Nada Santo Sobre Monsanto http://on.fb.me/1kq1qfA [email protected] 1pm northside of the state legislature Carribeans St Maarten Netherlands Antilles Curaçao Central America Belize Cayo Spanish Lookout Central [email protected] or wmeza@preserveplanet. America Costa Rica San Jose San Jose Preserve Planet.org http://on.fb.me/NoXX5T http://on.fb.me/1iX6PKs org 11 am UTC-6 Unknown Plaza de la Cultura, San José, Costa Ric Europe Austria Vienna Vienna/Wien Reiner Naturliebe/Michael Aringer http://on.fb.me/1dPw24V [email protected] 13:00 Uhr GO Votivpark bei der Votivkirche Europe Austria Vorarlberg Bregenz Wolfgang Waldner/Bianca Trebitsch/Myn Ona/Martin Greber http://on.fb.me/1k2bhMb [email protected] 2.pm GO Bahnhofstraße beim Seepark Europe Austria Kärnten/Carinthia Klagenfurt Christoph Steurer/Franz Josef Lesjak http://on.fb.me/1knFfI6 [email protected] 14:00 Uhr Unknown Alter Platz Europe Belgium Belgium Antwerp Europe Belgium Belgium Bruxelles Ben Standing Borges http://on.fb.me/1ab8L2E [email protected] 1.pm Unknown TBA Bosnia- Europe Herzegovina Banja Luka Banja Luka Myrddin Wylit/Sandra Ikanović/Maida Šabeta/Lejla Bajramovic http://on.fb.me/1aol9oR [email protected] | [email protected] 5.pm Unknown TBA Bosnia- Europe Herzegovina Sarajevo Canton Sarajevo Europe Bulgaria Sofia Sofia Europe Czech Republic Brno Brno Aďa Gálová [email protected] 5:00pm in UTC+02 Moravské NáměstíMoravské náměstí, 60200 Brno, Czech Republic Europe Czech Republic Prague Prague Zbyněk Wasilcz Klein http://on.fb.me/1eyIkQZ [email protected] #ČeskobezGMO 3 pm UTC+02 Europe Croatia Bjelovar Bjelovar Europe Croatia Djakovo Djakovo Europe Croatia Osijek Osijek Europe Croatia Rijeka, Rijeka Europe Croatia Split Split Europe Croatia Zagreb Zagreb Sjeme uništenja/Seeds of destruction/Mala Opuncija http://on.fb.me/1dyoipv [email protected] 3.pm Unknown Trg Francuske Republike Europe Cyprus Nicosia Nicosia Susyq Susanne Larsson http://on.fb.me/1dt0vG4 [email protected] Unknown Europe Denmark Copenhagen Copenhagen Jannick Claes Andersen/Foreningen for Liv og Miljø uden GMO & NOAH http://on.fb.me/1e66aZw [email protected] 3.pm Unknown Christiansborg Slotsplads Europe Finland Helsinki Helsinki Europe Finland Oulo Oulo Europe Finland Turku Turku Europe Finland Vaasa Vaasa Europe Finland Auvergne Clermont-Ferrand Europe France Dijon Dijon Europe France Languedoc-Roussillon Montpellier AnoDam Du Ciel http://on.fb.me/1kH3ul7 2pm Place Royale du Peyrou,Montpellier (34)Montpellier, France Europe France Lille Lille Europe France Marseille Marseille Europe France Nouvelle-Calédonie Nouméa Europe France Bretagne Brest Anonymous Finistère (France) http://on.fb.me/1nGxdv3 2pm Europe France Guingamp Guingamp Anncha Le Scornec and Dédé Camille L'Abeill... http://on.fb.me/1ibLdb9 3pm Guingamp Europe France Paris Paris Collectif Citoyen les Engraineurs http://on.fb.me/1k6tW7b [email protected] 2pm march from Opéra to Place de la République, then "alternatives village at place de la République Europe France Réunion Island St Pierre Europe France Strasbourg Strasbourg Bruno Dalpra http://on.fb.me/19VZV7M [email protected] 2pm Unknown Parlement Européen - StrasbourgF-67000 Strasbourg, France Europe France Toulouse Toulouse Steeve Journet http://on.fb.me/1nU63n9 12.pm Toulouse, Place Du Capitole Europe Germany Bayern München (Munich) Dominic Titus/Action Freedom/Activism Munich/Konsum rEvolution http://on.fb.me/1i1q0RC [email protected] 12:00 Uhr Unknown Karlsplatz/Stachus, 25 UG, 80331 Munich Europe Germany Berlin Berlin Pachamama Culture http://on.fb.me/1l6Qmb9 [email protected] 14:00 Uhr Unknown Neptunbrunnen Europe Germany Ingolstadt Ingolstadt Kimme More/Konsum rEvolution http://on.fb.me/1ivc2KF [email protected] 12:00 Uhr Unknown TBA Europe Germany Hamburg Hamburg March against Monsanto Hamburg http://on.fb.me/PYVTUc [email protected] 12:00 Uhr Unknown Wir gehen auf die Straße. 24.Mai 2014 12:00 Hamburg, Rathausmarkt Europe Germany Niedersachsen Hannover Bono Hoyer http://on.fb.me/1dzS4gV [email protected] 14:00 Uhr Unknown TBA Europe Germany Nordrhein-Westfalen Düsseldorf Olivia Tawiah http://on.fb.me/1ew585f [email protected] 13:00 Uhr Unknown Friedrich- Ebert-Straße 34-38, 40210 Düsseldorf Europe Germany Baden-Württemberg Freiburg im Breisgau Katrin Karcher http://on.fb.me/1mqEL4h [email protected] 14:00 Uhr Unknown Karlsplatz (vor dem Stadtgarten) Europe Germany Frankfurt/Main Frankfurt/Main Carim http://on.fb.me/1lmtAw1 [email protected] 14:00 Uhr Unknown Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof Europe Germany Krefeld Krefeld Karin Mast http://on.fb.me/1iIUInU [email protected] 11:00 Uhr Unknown Krefeld Theaterplatz Europe Germany Ostfriesland Leer Emeta Foster/Norx Zorn http://on.fb.me/1gEaoW0 [email protected] 12:00 Uhr Unknown Mühlenplatz Europe Germany Saarland Saarbrücken Nonsanto Saarbrücken http://on.fb.me/OWyMcf http://on.fb.me/1mt57Wi [email protected] 15:00 Uhr Unknown St.Johanner Markt to Max-Ophüls-Platz Europe Germany Baden-Württemberg Stuttgart PARTEI MENSCH UMWELT TIERSCHUTZ http://on.fb.me/1di0NnE [email protected]. 12:00 Uhr Unknown Stuttgart Schloßplatz Europe Greece Athens Athens Athena Olympian http://on.fb.me/1euAGeQ [email protected] 6.pm Unknown Syntagma Square Continent* Country* State/Province* City* Organizer(s) * Facebook Event; RSVP* E-Mail of Organizer* Twitter #hashtags Local Start Time Permission* Official
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