Commemoration of the massacre in Odessa May 2, 2014.On the afternoon of May 2, 2014, riots erupted in the Ukrainian city of Odessa when a crowd of Ukrainian ultra-nationalists led by the ‘Right Sector’ extreme right marched on a peaceful encampment of protestors opposed to the austerity and anti-Russia policies of the Ukrainian government in Kyiv. The attack left at least 46 of the protesters dead. Many were killed after they sought refuge in the House of Trade Unions in the center of the city which was then set on fire by the attackers.Independent investigations conducted since then put the dead at more than 200. To date, none of the perpetrators of this attack have been charged and no serious criminal investigation has taken place. Some of those who were attacked by the right-wing extremists have been criminally charged.On Saturday May 2, in London, England, New York City, across Canada and elsewhere internationally, actions will take place to remember the loss of life in Odessa on May 2, 2014 and demand justice.