Solidarity march with Nasira Begum and Cynthia Gordon

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20th Juney the war drive; violence against women; and women against racism and fascism.

will also lave films, videos and exhibitions on these themes, theatre groups, bands, disco and activities for the children. what may we enere to threatened Cynthia Gordon.

Kaur and -Nasareel Movement, and Socialist Challenge.

Also present were three Parties Manchester Liverpool Wavertry Trafford and delegations along Seamen. WEST Indian and Asianwomen led a1,000strong march in Manchester on 6 June chanting 'Come stay The march was called to protest against the of Begum and unele WerC contingents from their defence committees and those of Jaswindel Achtar; the Asian Youth constituency Laboul Ardwick, Mosside and Bolton trades councils sent as did white collar unions NALGO and ASTMS and the National Union of Pti Socialist Challenge espousal of gay TLET Tony Benn linking the campaign c to the struggle for gay in the trade unions to force the NEC to pu iner discusstor uockn the Socialism series and distribute branches available only •TOrI on recuest campaign is organised through res , linked b. tonal co-oraination c tee. Memoersnuiu oucr members of the Labour or of TUC-recognised u affiliations are labour Write to Clive -.London-W3.6JL 18 Uune 1981 Pa

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Socialist Challenge Socialist Challenge Industrial Workers Entry by ticket only PO Box 50, London N1 2XP