Students Against Repression in Ireland launched

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national solidarity weapons, support labour movement.

He wants a better politics, 7 January:

That for British - insocialist but they STUDENTS Against Repression in was launched at a fringe meeting at Xmas NUS organised by students Queen's university, Belfast, and chaired by Maeve Sherlock of the NUS executive.

NUS has already organised a speaking tour and provided an information pack, and plans are underway for distributing more campaigning matera week of action in the second term. It is hoped that activists in the colleges will begin forming local group: to build for this and will highlight issues such plastic bullets, the jails. For more informacontact NUS, USI or tion the LCI.

Students Against Repression in Ireland contact: NUS, 461 N7 4LJ; or USI, 16 North Dublin. LCI can b contacted at BM Box 5355, London WCIN 3XX

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should be compulsory reading for socialists at present. Because in its pages are being argued out the chiet problems Labour's 'realigned left'. Most important the issues being confronted are now moving off personalities to the basic questions of policy.

articles that appeared in the paper's Labour conference issue. A front page article 'Whatever hapTribune, the chief paper of Labour's 'soft left', of perspective that now affects The crisis registered in Tribune started with two VOL SO NO 12 * THE ANN Socialist Action full blown fight over basic policies. vn nc suc. the soft left, were those standing for policies such as opposition to the expulsions, defence of reselecLOR. support demands of the Women's AICUUN Committee Black Sections, British 19 Dec 1986

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