THE Pakistant Workers Association held HITS THESE annual conference on Birmingham. _ The conference neumously approved the draft constitution and statement of aims and elected Amir Kabil Khan as general The conference passed an emergency resolution on and • The Anwr Ditta Cast 11021 permitted high int of the Massivuca Ditta to the predominantly mate anarcace or rakistan workers to take up nel case After had graphically the 26-year-old Koc adit was thunderous ovanon.
The conference person, Tariq Ali, then proposed that she be elected the first president of the PWA The motion was passed by This marks a break dominant * the Pakistani comunity: it does Wikill!
backroome precedes prominence to a Pakistani woman Worker WIlU militant immigration All speakers, including Mukhtar former Pakistanı Mr anc noW WOrKer London, stressed Ene importance of the PWA. It was a small but modest step forward militant Pakistani workers A Further details TrOm.
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