CONTINGENTS Leicester, Liverpool, and a double-decker busload •of. people Manchester helped swell a 200-strong demonstralon in Rochdale on Saturday in support of Anwar Ditta's fight against the immigration laws.
The Home Office has denied her three children the right to come to Britain from Pakistan. The officials claim that Anwar and her husband are not their real parents.
This is despite a considerable amount of documentary evidence, offers of bood tests and money pay. an vestigator and Anwar's volunteering to go to jail for 20 years if her claim were false!
No one. who has seized from ALLISON WIL 60 WELL US GAT JOURNALISTS on the Kilburn Times in NW London are in their third week of strike. action against redundancies.
Five journalists, including NUJ members, were handed their cards in mid-August.
The redundancies would have meant that only lowDale unlors were lert on l newspaper, and that a majori remaining editoria staft would have • OCCH HUll union The NUJ has backing to the stride, ficial SUIKC ana Inere nas oeen good sup port Brent Trades Council and local unions. But print union solidarity has yet to materialise, and scab issue: of the weekly paper are being produced To put a stop to this, join the picket Wednesday evenings trom som onwares 313 Kilens Park ondon.
(Queens Park tube). Donations c/o John Clerkin.
Dickenson Rd, London • JouTRansIs on local have sacco to tame alon voted take all-out sunke acon over a camo but the NUJ leadership has delayed action while talks drag on.
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Bring Anwar's children