SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

The issues in the year

Socialist Action No. 130, 7 February 1986 · p. 4 of the scan · 172 words

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at Lambeth Town Hall. This year marks a time of decision of many issues inside the black section movement.

Firstly, the gains made at last year's Labour Party annual conference, where NUR delegations voted for black secwill this non resoluuuns. year be put to the test.

delegations voted Those for black sections accor ding to decisions of their executives.

In 1986, the issue will go before the unions national conferences. It is by no means certain that last year's executive decisions will be translated into this year's conference ones. Inthe formation of the 'black and Asian advisory committee', means that a major thrust around campaigning within the unions the only way to consolidate last year's voting igures.

Also featuring strongly ference black section conwill polic debates: around South Africa and the black section attitude towards the Anti Apartheid Movement and policing the inner-cities.

What's SLAKe this year's is the immediate political orientation of the black sections movement probably more than at any previous national ference.

have gone forward to the

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