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Socialist Challenge No. 235, 4 March 1982 · p. 4 of the scan · 524 words

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•A BLACK civil rights movement. Black Rights (UK/ has been launched by the Carib bean Times newspaper and the majority of Britain's ethnic minority organisations.

One of its first projects, starting on 1 April is a 24-hour Help-on-Arrest Scheme. Barrister Rudy Narayan is to be convenor and first include: implementation of a British Bill of Rights: assisting black people to fight successfully at all levels of the legal Black Rights (UK) will be sponsoring delegated conference on the 20/21 June 1982 in conjunction with various leaders of the Black Rights (UK) can be contacted c/o Rudy Narayan, Tower House. 139-149 Fonthill • THE ONLY black firefighter in Lancashire who was sacked for allegedly failing to salute an officer and appealed to Home Secretary on the grounds of unfair dismissal has won Whitelaw's support, Whitelaw has now reduced Roland Steven's for dropping of charges against Newton Rose, the East Lon don black youth sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of a white National Front It seems that the judge - who retired two completely contravened legal rules by giving the jury an ultimatum to give their verdict in 15 minutes or be Committee can be contacted c/o 76 Stroud Green Rd. LonPicket outside the Royal Courts of Justice in the Strand. London WČ2 on Monday/Tuesday 8/9 March from 9.45am when Newton Rose and his three friends will have their ap. tion violence and abuse time to challenge the deportation threat.

tions.

Write protests to: Timothy Raison fice, Queen Anne's Gate, London SW1.

were both born here arrested as an alleged illegal entrant.

Mohinder to India must be stopped.

March at 4pm, ParK Contact the defence committee youth.

local black community. • The Home Office is threatening to deport Mrs Santosh and her two children of Houns/ow West London because it claims that she was not 'head of household" when she came to this country two years ago and that she practised material decepTheir "'proof" is Mrs Santosh's involuntary residence with her brother-in-law by whom she had two children after the death of her own husband and from whom, she says, she recerved only The local Law Centre has now taken up Mrs Santosh's case and she has been granted extra Protests against the racist and sexist immigration laws should be made from black, anti-racist women's, trade union and Labour Party organiso Home Of.

• Mohinder Singh came to Britain in the early seventies, is married with two children who In early November 1981, while coming back from London he was stopped by police on the motorway. He continued his journey but half an hour later was stopped again and The Home Office is now trying to deport away from his family.

This flagrant use of police computer files Public meeting Birmingham: Saturday b The Ark, Cavendish Road Community Centre, Cavendish Road, Rotten •SOME of the circumstances surrounding the killing of Terence May in South London are emerging at the trial at the Old Bailey of 15 black The defence is claiming that the pub which was attacked prior to Terry May's death was an organising centre of National Front forays into the

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