SocialistAction 1983–88

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

Youth Against Apartheid

Socialist Action No. 164, 8 May 1987 · pp. 4-5 of the scan · 231 words

The scan: 164-may-08-1987-SA-UK.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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FAREHAM Against Apartheid' has recently added its name to the growing number oi organised Anti-Apartri truth and studio ei aps.

Wil several rarentr ca dil v •stall the bencht May, to Foldby a public inceting Joweto Day.

Speakers at the meeting will include the ANC local unions which have taken action against apartheid. That includes workers Portsmouth and dockers from Southampton, as well as Southampton council which has adopted camorehensive ¡partheid policy' Anti-apartheid activity has spread locally with meetings between the local NUR and trades council and Rail Against Apartheid planned. For more details Mark 0329 235764. Connel The labour movement, however, was not well represented.

The conference's aim was to build support for LABOUR Left Liaison met on 29 April and decided to help launch a broad-based national defence campaign for Sharon Atkin and Phil Murphy.

It also decided to circulate a bulletin containing suggested model resolutions for Whether or not there is a

page 5 of the scan

AT PRESS conferences in London, Dublin, Belfast and York on 1 May, Sinn Fein launched a new discussion paper which out the case for self-determination for Ireland and proA Socialist Action 8 May 1987 backlash and would go a long way towards bringing round to reality most loyalists those of their representatives genuinely interested in péace and negotiation. It would be the business of such negotiations to se the constitutional, economic, social

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