IMGpapers 1980–83

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

Ireland is a student issue

· Socialist Challenge No. 177, 17 December 1980 · p. 14 of the scan · 171 words

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page 14 of the scan

THE message form the recent National. Union of Students conference in Margate was that Ireland should be a student issue.

Two hundred students attended a conference fringe organisea wildl los Marrel Nugent. of Marie Nugent currently urged support aressing the conference itself.

The last air t of the conference, Wait e policy opposing support PLIDUCES was maintained, over a third of the colleges the prisoners and troops withdrawn form Ireland.

The NUS leadership's strategy 'covernment anack nas er. tectively led to acceptance And urine day- deal. technic supported amenemert rabetty for stude accountability student funds sullissas macks on me tame unons There were a number of important passed reffirming woman's right to choose an abortion calling uve alre paign againt sexual narass relaunch Students against the Nazis students have suffered over sycals uveiscat swudents. colere closure HOW student union it is vital that the leadership is challenged.

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jail, urged support for the irish prisoners. She received

JOANNE O'BRIEN Photo Margaret Nugent

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