SocialistAction 1983–88

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

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Socialist Action No. 162, 10 April 1987 · pp. 10-11 of the scan · 419 words

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page 10 of the scan

Youth work will also be for Ireland will be participating the trade conference as well as maintain ing the high priority giver in the past to campaigning against the strip searching and Prisoners women British North of Ireland prisons.

It was agreed to investigate organising a national local authority councillors conference 1988 to discuss civil liberties and the implications of the recognition of the Irish as an ethnic minority and to set up another tour by Sinn Fein councillors in Britain On the general election it was agreed to organise a to circulate all Labour candidates with a questionnaire on policy towards place an advert in the Irish Post along the lines Why we say vote Labour'.

Overall the AGM adopted a strategy which aims to make withdrawal from Ireland a Pat-winge aene labour ett-wing the movement in the same way tion and the National Conference of Labour Women nave years. This is the first step towards the goal of a majority Irish self-determination in the British labour movement.

play ng to do not play, or academic to research bul not to teach! All his other to bolster this point, such as paying triple union scale to the musicians are irrelevant He also claims that you cannot judge what he did by political criteria. only from a cultural stand point. Thus his record, which contains not reference in opposition to apartheid, should be seen culture South Africa to dience, that it is a valid statement against alal -theid in its own right.

The arrogance of such a claim is really astounding NEIL Kinnock's White House jaunt is proving an unmitigated disaster.

And not just for the party leader's image.

In preparation for his meeting with Reagan, Kinnock announc ed that Tenova of missiles would be delaved government pending talks eliminating mediumUll range missiles from Europe.

This statement renders conference policy ambiguous and strikes at the very heart or wilat nucical usallicis have fought so hard for.

page 11 of the scan

Despite considerable pressure from culminating in a court order to occupation Continues. reports.

mass THE CAMPAIGN continues to save 1200 jobs at the Caterpillar plant in Uddingston, Lanarkshire.

management evict the plant against the workforce on Wednesday 25 March, the ANN HENDERSON meeting on Monday 30 March, workforce Thousands of unionists turned out for an STUC-sponsored SLaLO! Glasgow Saturday March street collections around in tousands of to brids thousands poulus for the workforce. Socialist Action 10 April 1987

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