IMGpapers 1980–83

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

Defend Munir Ahmed

Socialist Challenge No. 157, 25 July 1980 · p. 5 of the scan · 218 words

The scan: sc-n157-jul-25-1980.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 5 of the scan

isn't going on holiday; and we want to be here when you to get your teeth into another year of party building So save us a little of the set aside tor gelting drunk on Greek ouzo in Crete, wine in the South Spain.

Our Thanks this week to: BLomax £1.50 3.00 D Fowler Anon 3.50 3.50 B Turner 2.50 Swansea Womens Centre 5.00 Swansea IMG 20.00 Stampssold 4.00 AROL 4.30 CO'Callaghan B Wells 0:50 J Roffey 10.00 TOTAL 00.00 here to thusiastic. The Government of Reconstruction had made strides forward reform, its literacy campaign, and its attempts to counter the economic une bosses by supporting workers who were taking over the fac Sandinista was committed to the liberation of women The Grenadan 808 -wished the people 'many Nicarazuail happy returns On- • VOIr ISI birthday.' Placing the revolution alongside other If these people were "so about self-determination, they coule start by getting Auculcall war bases out of applause.

Referring to the £2.50 that and hearing a keocae croub. the anti-racist poetry of Lin ton Kwesi Johnson. Linton summed it up rather nicely 'Solidarity revolution workers and rorwaru peasants power. streets of Oldham last Saturday in protest against the impending deportation of Munir Ahmed (pictured here). More than half the demonstrators were from the Pakistani community.

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