SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

Expelled but not beaten

Socialist Action No. 11, 27 May 1983 · p. 5 of the scan · 455 words

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NIBZ content of journals and choudle KEVIN COYNE remains surprising y faithful to the People's March for Jobs despite his expulsion from it by the national organising committee on 19 May along with fellow marchers Pete Cashman and Mark Holt, Transport union members Paul Davies, a full-time official of the union from Birkenhead.

Their crime ting anti-Tory slogans. Kevin has WILD the march although his official beer taken off him and he is official transport social DONATIONS urgently needed for the campaign stop the Afia Begum and her daughter Send contributions to ine Aria begum werence Campaign c/0 Box Kingsland High Street, London E8. HALIMAT Babamba and her children are also threatened with deportation (see Male Order, 6 planned LeeD City Square on at 1.30pm in their support.

He explains, was taken on the march as a relief driver, as part of the north west delegation. The way through Liverpool shouting ¡ anti-Tor slogans. Officials like Ron Todd and Jack Drome supported the line of the marshalls to exclude me.

We are fully prepared lo ablue by lue accisions and discipline of the marbut when the march 1 a stand. Toe problem ke stand. problem that the march organisers interested in links with likes of the church that neglecting organise in the labour and Li duc UHOu itself.

so in a lot of towns we've been through there's ch, asking for a stronger statement more detailed promise oI exactly the party intends to bring about the necessary change.

an article Breaking Chales newspaper of the AborLan Ketorm Asociation (ALRA), available 88a Islington High street London NI 8EG, 01-355 5200 20p plus postage.

been the worse turn out I've ever seen. There ar very few factory meetings organised on the route.

we want to split up the marct We want it to get to Lon don and have an impact But to do this it needs to be made political.

Following the expusions we are expecting sup port from region six of the Transport The Liverpool trades council has passed resolution supporting us and is going to take us a cacul wee the way the march has been conducted.

The north west TUC is and has passed com ments onto the TUC saying that it wants its section the march to be more ALRA are holding their General Meetin on Sat 18 June, 11-1.00, Birkbeck College, Malet Street, London WCI. Details from address above Compiled by HILARY contributions *Male Order' Socialist Action, 328 Upper street, London NI EXP to arrive not later that Thursday a week pror to publica tion.

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