IMGpapers 1980–83

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

Peace

Socialist Challenge No. 263, 2 October 1982 · p. 4 of the scan · 256 words

The scan: sc-no263.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 4 of the scan

*There are some people in our movement, she said, 'who socialism. Those other is socialism. same people want to expel Militant and introduce the register." She explained *I'm in favour of extra-parliamentary activiand industrial action The truth Is that every single right that you and I have, has first been won outside parliament.

MPs are only as strong as the movement outside. The Tory Party understands the need to weaken trade unionism with unemployment. The Labour Party was becoming a campaigning party on LICISIOV ment - that's been stopand it must be brought back The need to resist the tactics of the right in order build the campaign against Ene tones broug the audience of Labour Party members and trade unionists to this meeting. Contributions the floor concentrated on how build country-wide resistance to the imposition of a register.

Speakers pointed to the Hacknes initiated con ference, called for 30 Oc delegates from CLIPs and tober and affiliated organisations. Local committees too were needed, so that CLPs didn't find themselves isolated like Norwood in the 50s.

Vauxhall Trade Union Liaison Officer and NUR member, Gree Tucker showed the way to build support for the 30 October Conference have -WEILLET trade union branches, he all affiliated said, 'outlining Vauxhall's position, asking them to discuss it at their branches, and to support our stand What's needed is firm and united action against the register and against the by all CLPs tions affiliated organisa- and

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