IMGpapers 1980–83

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

Saturday 12April

Socialist Challenge No. 142, 10 April 1980 · p. 16 of the scan · 313 words

The scan: sc-n142-apr-10-1980.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 16 of the scan

Typical typical. They stated claims 'are exaggerated' and Mr Khan said thạt seriously'. The Bangladesh Association has had a different response. militant meeting of 250 agreed on a plan of self-defence against these attacks.

In the Glodwick have been Pakistani houses and the family's house was set Fortunately the fire started upstairs and the family were asleep downstairs and were able to leave the house. Mohammed Aslam told us:

"This is the fifth attack in recent that Bengali taking Bengalis area, petrol thrown into Aslam on fire. been centre. (WIl labour movement • Lamond and Meacher.

Labour Coordinating for for Michael Meacher.

to stop the NF marching. Join us.

11am, car park by Asian organisations from different parts of the town to converge at the There enthusiasm for the rally and demonstrations from many sections of the - but not MPs The latter, a leading figure in the Committee, told OCARL: "The NF have the right to march if they so wish, it's not up to me to comment on that. Although the police should ban it on the day if it becomes a racist march. ' He went on to explain that events such as Southall would not have happened if antifascists had stayed at home. So much With or without Oldham's 'left' black and white workers and anti-fascists will be on the streets to Britain:

Abroad: 12 months - Surface Mail Name Address.

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