SocialistAction 1983–88

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

PEACE

Socialist Action No. 134, 12 March 1986 · p. 5 of the scan · 279 words

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We have to show that we can fight back now.

'Greenham women have taught us that we don't have to ask for permission defend our rights. The miners saw a decisive role by the women's support groups.' He said that the miners strike had also shown how to involve black people and youth. It had showr that-struggle is truly international with the worldwide support it had pulled in.

Benn stated that 'Coalition politics won't solve a single problem tacing working people because full employment can't be achieved through coalition. This goal must mean taking on the banks, the IMF, the Treaty of Rome.' The meeting began with Bob Young a sacked miner comne colliery being invited on to the platform where he call. ed for justice for 'sacked Gavin Hullis speaking as a member of CLPD, spoke of the need for accountability of the parliamentary party, the party in government, to members of the party. Strang said that a more necised in the ershour pars decisive leadership during theminers strike.

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