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Sociacc... CRUISE MISSILES! BRITAIN OUT OFN Activists' guide to the autumn

Socialist Challenge No. 212, 7 September 1981 · p. 10 of the scan · 855 words

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Bookshops BANGOR: nouynead BIRMINGHAM: Other Bookshop DURHAM City Co-op Community Books, rom labour and solidarity movemer INNER cites in Revolt", 01-692 7826 IMG notices IRISH AIL Fraction Sunday 20 September INfraction Sunday 20 POEU fraction Sunday 20 September FURTHER Youth Revolt defence committees There can be little doubt that the threat of a major US-inspired war has grown closer in the last two months. provocations in the Medithreats Central America and the Caribbean and the unashamed White House backing of the South African invasion of Angola are winding up DICSSUIC Lild World to fever pitch In West Germany largest demonstration in West Germany since the war. And on 24 October the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament will be holding its own demonstration against the One of the campaign's objectives this year is to make sure that the demonstration has weighty representation of Labour Party and trade union bodies. So make sure that your banner there, but most importantlv bring your workplace.

As Solidarity meets in its first congress this week, of a massive invasion of by Soviet Union to halt the process of assertion of workers the Polish workers. off Workers campaign in the labour which has already organised demonstrations and rallies build a campaign against intervention is urging its supporters to be on guard particularly over the next NONLI.

There has been the most startling contrast between the concern and mass heroic action of the hunger strikers in the H Blocks and the victories won by the campaign such a response in Britain.

That starts to change at Labour Party conthe end September where out of 48 motions on Ireland 43 ex press the aim for troops be withdrawn from Ireland Owen Carron, newly elected MP for Fermanagh au Doul vue des u visit the conference to preSeul VIew the prisoners, conference will DCC however small, away from the shameful bipartisan policy on Ireland.

The need for systematic campaign in the 1A0OU movement becomes urgent. The Labour Committee Ireland will be joining with other solidarity organisaLONS in Labour Mor vement conference on 28 November to which they are urging all labour movement ooures to send representatives.

The aftermath youth of the questions into sharp relief.

Unemployment issue. All indicators continue to point mountilg Tale unemployment over the next period Firstly the police and couils alc puisulne laose arrested during and after with ferocity. Ine consis tent work of defence campaigns, particularly gaining labour movement support for those arrested will continue, although yet ban meant that a demonstra in Southall September has now been cancelled.

The Labour Party continues its campaign with the demonstration in Birmingham on salutaay 19 September. Pride of place Spring leader tore e spiring Laurence still fighting for their jobs arallisi luc opposition vi the leadership botanit leadership their Une as Jobs The TUC, after the jolt Peoples March for Jotbs received has organised a campaign for the autumn azallls youth unemployment. train will carry unemploved vouth around ine country speaking at rallies, orcansmis de denonsa ting, culminating in a mass rally on 28 November.

The Tories will aiso hear the voice of unem ployed youth loud and clear on 16 October at the Tory Party conference when a mass demonstrainem over organised by the Right to Work Campaign LaKe place in Brighton.

All eyes will be on the results of the elections for the deputs leaderships of the Labour Party for signs direction of the LUC labour movement next decade Voting is still going on in the branches of the Labour Party and trade unions. Rallies with Tony Benn on the platform will be taking place in every part of Britain this month. Be there Finally don't forget Socialist Challenge will b giving full coverage to al these events. We want your views on them and we want our views to the widest number of Les seite for it sel ile Cad those involved. So

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Relatives of Hunger strikers visit Britain

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