Earth Embassy Manifesto-
From land rights and the environment, from toll ways to fracking, from old growth forests to coal mining, from dredging to drilling, from human rights to animal liberation, from sustainable energies to anti- nuke.
Our forces combined, our powers united. No longer will we allow our world to be destroyed in silence.
On the auspicious day of World Environment Day, 5th June 2014, may we combine our global efforts to become a force to be reckoned with.
This is a call out to all individuals, groups, collectives and organisations that stand in the defense of the earth, its environment, animals and people, to respond to global environmental and social injustice, in anyway, shape or form.

The ‘Earth Embassy’ hub will create an autonomous zone for all causes defending the earth to represent their issue on this day of global action and provide a media station for communication.
Earth Embassies can be anywhere, at anytime; you have the power to activate a space in which to voice the issues of earth defense, in an autonomous and creative but strategic and coordinated way.
‘Earth Embassy’ hubs will be in secret locations, to be announced closer to the date of World Environment Day, June 5th, 2014. Byo tents, tables, banners, swags and costumes installations of art and songs colorful, inflatable brutal and beautiful creative forms of resistance all welcome.

Melbourne crew are invited to meet from 9AM at Parliament station City to construct the Earth Embassy Hub, Thursday 5th of June for World Environment Day.. or for late a risers join us for FOOD NOT BOMBS from 11am, all day speak out and actions around the city and Earth Embassy concert from 4pm till late or surprise us by F.B.ing us the pix from your action to this page or on https://www.facebook.com/erathembassy

First Nations Liberation answers the call out to gather and unite in defense of the earth and establish an Earth embassy on World Environment Day, Saturday 5th June 2014 ~ FNL will create a black Sovereign space within the yet to be announced autonomous zone, bringing Black issues to the conversation, and creating space for all indigenous people to gather under the FNL umbrella and join forces in solidarity, with others answering the call to highlight local and global environmental and injustice.