SocialistAction 1983–88

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

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Socialist Action No. 11, 27 May 1983 · p. 16 of the scan · 186 words

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SENT: WOng THOUSANDS of women demonstrated during the Day Disarma'dividing' the anti-nuclear movement, have extended its scope and support.

In all, more than Britain. In Sussex many tions had women with placards and banners get. to co thnutes 24M ay ross across the women's day of action at the People's March for Jobs.

At lunchtime in Warwick the marchers held a lunchtime meeting where the not komhs' message hammered home. In Oxford there was a march from the County faced with closure.

In Glasgow there was a rally attended by hundreds of people. In Leeds there was a ceremony at the war memorial. There were 53 different actions in Devon and Cornwall alone.

went to press reports of international were still coming in. Despite the доковане дута не by the TUC and Labour Par ty, the day or aclion was a big success.

subscribe For readers who take out a year's inland subscription For multi-reader institutions double the above rates, Send to Socialist Action, 328 Upper Street, London N1 2XP. action The Greenham Common peace camp women have inspired an international women's peace movement

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