SocialistAction 1983–88

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

Wales LPYS

· Socialist Action No. 131, 14 February 1986 · p. 4 of the scan · 278 words

The scan: 131-feb-14-1986-SA-UK.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 4 of the scan

THE WALES regional LPYS conference took members in attendance. Despite the success of the school strike and the continuing youth radicalisation in the mining communities, the Wales LPYS has not grown in the past year.

The highlight of the conference was a debate on secretary of Wales Anti Apartheid Movement, adBritish labour movement was permeated with imperialism and racism, and that the YS's refusal to build the AAM was a reflection of this. 'Who are you to tell the South African people what they are fighting for? International solidarity is judged by The LPYS counterposed the struggle to build a vote to the struggle to build socialism in South Africa and called only for direct links with South African workers. The Wales AAM secretary explained that if Labour Party youth wanted to build direct links they must do so through the official through COSATU in South Africa. He called on the YS to join in the campaigning activity of Wales At the end of the debate the Militant leadership of the LPYS in Wales was forced to concede. It called on all branches with resources to do so, to get inIn his report from the LPYS national commitport the Justice for Mineworkers Campaign. It is most sacked miners have won reinstatement, to aid the national struggle of the NUM and attend the Justice demonstration and rally on 2 March. Only by turning Ys branches out into the mass campaigns of youth in struggle against apartheid and Photos: CARIRMIAN TIMES against Tory repression can we stop the decline of THE CAMPAIGN in support of Kingsley Labour movement in britain and Wedlake said that the LPYS would sup-

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