SocialistAction 1983–88

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

Defend Khan and Scally!

Socialist Action No. 148, 12 September 1986 · p. 3 of the scan · 219 words

The scan: 148-sep-12-1986-SA-UK.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 3 of the scan

paign for Labour Camoran tor Lesbian and come together in Labour relationship is being built WILU.

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Prevent complished. First it has to be politically clarified and tion of this current must have a correct united front orientation. It must the national executive reexamines the cases.

1 clsalcill Stand abild ave sa T0 THE CAMPAIGN against the expulsions of Amir Khan and Kevin Scally took a new turn this week when the appeals and mediated sub-committee of the Labour Party NEC decided to recommend that followed closely after the publication of the final agenda for Labour Party conference. A total of 36 Sparkbrook - have called for the reinstatement of NEC. Add to gs Add to that the fact that Ken Cure too acted as Lt valle enquiry which upheld the constituency decision then there seems a good chance court. meting on Monday nigh Line appeals and incalalol Kevin interested in ant months and months and months and ends up ether banning us from office in the party or reducing out expuisions suspension from membership. We're not interested in that. We did nothing wrong. Wear not going to put up with anv acually.

This latest NEC move to reconsider these two ex pulsions should not be taken as a sign to lift the pressure. Far from it.

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