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

CARL conference calls for mass racist laws By Chris Guthrie

· Socialist Challenge No. 267, 29 October 1982 · p. 11 of the scan · 595 words

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OVER 300 people from the Labour Party, trade unions and black organisations met on 23 Oc tober and called for a national demonstration tionality Act; the ending of all racist deportaalleged illegal immigrants and an end to all internal passport checks.

The conference was supported by the Labour Party and the national executive of NUPE and was addressed by ine genera. secretary, of the civil servants union, the CPSA.

AVEr SOON OF BIC AR DOLLO out racist don't only affect black people but will be us ed to attack the civil rights of the whole working class.

Two big issues were the use of immigration laws to deport black people and Immigration therefore:

Immigration legislation of 1962, 1966 and Led on race nationality necks and removals March, 1983 SOT nationality legislation.

For Jurther information con tact Edithna Sr London SW9 9JP.

Birmingham NALGO shop stewards from Birmingham Reactions to the elections in all reactionary quarters were of universal dismay.

James Prior, while try ing play down significance of the vote admitted to The Observe that the people of Wes given the government a kick up the backside. James Molyneux of the Official WHO SA described Sinn Fein victory as more horrible an outcome than I previously imagined.

Ann Speed, a leading Democracy, said in London at the weekend:

"The result is a tremendous vindication of the mass campaign behind the H-Block prisoners.

shows that far from that having been defeated it has paved the way for the possibility of a political alternative basco the mass mobilisation of the nationalist popula split their families and the introduction hecks in the NHS and: the Social Security offices Speakers the London Immigration Campaign and the Brad Committee pointed out that while a number of anti-deportation cases have been won, far more ELECTIO up They number two or three a day. model resolution was adopted for use in the oranen condemns current governmen discriminates agains black people and should be phis Nationality cu and resisted by tne whole trade union movement, Wi Call for the repeal of the 1981 Nationality Act and th 2 Call for an immediate moratorium on all deportation: and removals and for an end to all checks on identity basurge trade unionists to refuse to process work connected with such We pledge our support tor any u dividuals who physically resist their deportation and 4 We urge our union executive/conference to endorse this resolution as the basis of policy for our union, pro policy to the membership and to call on the TUC to spon a demonstration against existing immigration and Socialist Challenge puptic meeting Dave Benlow from the Wandsworth Dust dispute with video Birmingham's Other Bookshop 137 Digbeth, B5 tion. Peoples Democracy is proud to have plaved a part in this victory of the nationalist population.

elections have highlighted the war which Britain continues against the nationalist population of the north and highlight the daily repres NOW TACIES PURES thoman Ban Plastic Bullet tional Plastic Bullets conference to be held Manchester on February next year.

Peopl pealed for donations to help Democracy has TRave in ine econonsover £100 was collected Socialist Challenge rally London last week donations should DELIN.

Belfast BT11 Booksho CO. 6 Avoca Park PD EDITOR Socialist Challenge 29 October 1582 page 11

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on 27 March next year to demand the repeal of the 1971 Immigration Act and the 1981 Na-

tions and waiting lists of dependents and UK passport holders; an immediate amnesty for all

Fight privatisation in Defend public services Thursday 11 November at 7.30

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