SocialistAction 1983–88

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

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· Socialist Action No. 113, 13 September 1985 · p. 12 of the scan · 430 words

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Thi= •Phoenix W'eekend' cincided with the Minist y three r.ihon 'Brave everele designed i0 faru» public attenthe nuclear threat towards the supposed Russian threat.

Homen W eTd casily fooled and by Saturday H OLSICL were evers gale Greenham. gam or Sunday coach loads of FOR THOSE w ho thought the Greenham Women's Peace Camp was dying last weekend's 'Replace the action proved them mistaken. Hundreds of women turned up at the 10 different gates to cover blankets sent from many different The message from Greenham on its fourth birthGreenham is still alive, protesting about the deployment of cruise missiles in Britain.

women started to arrive.

By midday each Di the .! gates had embroideree blankets and baner arrayed around them ing that viğilanı abour ithe nudlear anreae aRenasa Paula Yares. trom Yellou Gate. had been strip-searched three WPCS in Newbur! ponce station With iwo policem ching they the floor a: internalls ned D : j W'omen ¿losure.

the have been installalicIlel Greenham has waned. Yet tamen's opposition to the 4 .i." lald has continued decline -ilic numbers at the camp and a hard, wet summer The Defence by-lan makin urespass on ine base acıı oftence has increased women's determination 1o invade „ITne camp OUU women had been arrested before the by-law was .manged in " nie.

Only 75 per cent of the L'S government's planned CLAC. UCCL cone d eruise wat di. The tion by cruisewatch women's peace movement has broadened its aims by taking up the plight of Pacific women islanders protesting at nuclear waste Central American momen by plan ning a march againsi US aggression in tha: area On : Ouoter a camp meting u!! diwuss plans for Desember Make "OLT altiUl Pariy ur irade union bande s tacre lor enal event.

• For more informatior ielephone London Green. ham Support Group of fice: 01-608 0244.

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