A candlelit vigil is taking place this weekend to remember all victims of war in Gaza.
Amnesty Isle of Man Group is hosting the event on Sunday October 6 outside the Sefton Hotel in Douglas, or in the event of bad weather, Loch Promenade Church.
Starting at 6pm, there'll be music, poems, readings and speeches followed by a silent vigil at 7pm.
Organisers ask that anyone attending should bring something to sit on, a candle, and a hot drink.
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