IMGpapers 1980–83

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

Religion socialism

Socialist Challenge No. 178, 1 January 1981 · p. 11 of the scan · 223 words

The scan: sc-n178-jan-01-1981.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 11 of the scan

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actively for ed groups AS YOUR readers are aware, during and after the anti-British Movement demonstration held on Sunday 23 November, 66 of the anti-fascist demonstrators were arrested, roughly half by the notorious SPG, who were brought in late in the afternoon to 'mop up The PCAR/ANL Defence Campaign was to maintain and build on the anti-racialist, anti-fascist presence in the area, and to provide the maximum legal and financial If any of your readers were witnesses to arrests or mistreatment by police, or if they have any photographs which could help in the defence of those arrested.

tact Paddington Law Centre, 439 Harrow Rd, London W10.

And we are appealing to anti-racialist, anti-fascist sympathisers and organisations to make generous donations towards the defence of those arrested. Please send donations to: Treasurer, PCAR/ANL • Defence Campaign, 29 Croxley Road, London W9.

Peter Cannel.

PCAR/ANL Defence Campaign MERSEYSIDE NO € MERSEYSIDE firefighters show their feelings about the 1978 pay deal. Is the 1980 deal a vitory or are our correspondents (see below) more correct in calling it a sell out?

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Paddington Campaign Against Racism and Anti Nazi League Defence Campaign

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