THE annual march commemorating Bloody Sunday is due to take place this Sunday, 25 January, in Cardiff.
Both the Nanonal British Movement are believed to planning The Nazi League mobilise in march to take place.
The march is called by Sinn Fein and marks the ninth murder of demonstrators by Derry's Bogside in 1972.
Front be attack the demonstration is expected to sunport of the raht of the Wales, anniversary the always building anti-internment British soldiers in resistance.
This is the first time a major Irish demonstration has been although socialists together with Welsh Republicans have shown all active solidarity the The fascist threat against the march for Wales ch, IntereST Irish needs to be taken seriously. The NF and BM have publicly vowed to stop the marwith the NF planning a counter-demonstration to take place a couple of hours before Sinn Fein's is due to start.
The NF is then planning to disperse in time for its members to secure vantage points against the Bloody Sunday propart of thian Governmen pine Act. which ate Parliamenis • in Belliso Getting up o 1944 consent of Northerr lan 192 s and duced the UK Parliament Norther tutional status of Northern ovision in change any sd. Instead it laid down that ercu i cease naiority of in March 81973 vovie ton there No in al ored and is per testers.
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THE DILEMMA In late 1973 the Sunningdale which inclu Council ded the of a with the election ot an Assembly and a po. this Execu and led Protestan Since then Northern been governed by direct rule. • ireland fia were How Form a working party to straty By to the Enviea Group views of + Respond by March 1981.
The ANL is still discussing its plans march adainst the NF counter-demo. but it mar be that these may now be dropped in favour of protecting the Sinn Fein march This would certainly seem the more senThe Bloody Sunday demo will assemat Fitzallen Place. The Troops Out Movement will be running coaches from London, leaving York Way.
, Coaches from Birm. ingham depart at 9.30am, from the Hall of and THE PROBLEMS Ireland are appalling economic exacer er-sharing * Unemploym I was ne * One third of unionists * Northern Consulatin umland does Britain's natur One measu however, specifically What extra adopted Should Britain Northern
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