The leadership necessary for the NUS is one which defends the interests and struggles of all of the working class and the oppressed; one which makes its policy of British withdrawal from Ireland a starting point for real campaigning activity; which turns its policy of sanctions against South Africa into a definite campaigning COHa Cul and one which implements a policy on Palestine consistent with these positions.
Faisel Owaideh British representative of ine Liberation Organisation was speaker by more colleges TONnIE LeU for than any other of the guest speakers. He was even inferedce by tie NtS ox- vited speak conframed prisoners in British open years. time NUS PLO's de secular which would be DILSD trom sanctions WAPC NUS The discussion taking place in NUs, women's autonomv. black Fol nationtion beraton support national struggles and a leadership which stands active Dec/Jan issue costs 60p from LCI, BM Box 535 Features include *Stranger than fiction: Britain's dirty war', a report of ex-army captain Colin Wallace's revelations about Britan's secret service activities in Irelan, 'Ulster still says no' on Westminster's failure t convince Unionists unal ul Anglo-Accord was in their own best interests, , reports from the Sinn Fein ard Feis, ana oi tne s councillors tour, Bill Rolston on discrimination, Matt Nennoe ms!
Labour Party, the Northern Nationalists conference, and awa conferences Student meets January, 2pm London, to discuss meeting at NOLS conference.
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