This comes on top of a number of successtul political initiatives by student bodies in Britain against British involvement in Ireland. NOLS has produced posters and leaflets against repression, two national tours have been organised by the LCI and NOLS for Sinn Fein activists around colleges and an activist from freland from the campaigi against strip searches attended the conference itself.
This decision, it is hoped, will promote greater campaigning action by students against the British occupation of Ireland. ty, emphasised when opening the conference, WAPC is still a force to be reckoned with.
The took place in Sheffield and was WAPC's first full delegate conference. The area delegations were based on one delegate per pit. Every was represented and 250 women attended. The Concrete solidation of WAPC, and represented real condeveloped solid perspecves lor is luture progress.
Although number of constitutional issues came un for discussion, the debates came to grips with some of the ma jor issues confronting the working class today. ranged from the internal organisation of the movement, to the defence of the NUM, the relationship of WAPC to the Labour Parright through to solidarity with women and other workers nationally