IMGpapers 1980–83

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

Common action to fight witch-hunt

Socialist Challenge No. 281, 16 February 1983 · p. 8 of the scan · 204 words

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dino They heard Militant supporter, Bob Labi, give up-to-date news on the proposed expulsion of five Militant members scheduled take place -Ine on the eve mondsey poll.

The meeting agreed to call a meeting to establish action between LAW. the Militantdominated Labour Steering Committee Against the Witch-Hunt, and the three constituency Labour Parties concerned Norwood, Islington Central and Hammersmith North all of whom have refusec to expel party members.

LAW delegates unanimously condemned the decision of Labour Party John O'Grady to stand against official candidate Peter Thatchell, in the Council meeting of Labour Against the Witch'Hunt, held at GLC County Hall last weekend. Bermondsey election, and instructed secretary Keith Litchmar WELC Michael Foot asking why no action has been taker against the real Bermondsey Labour' candidate.

The meeting also planned the production of LAW's third newsletter timed coincide regional Labour Party conferences. Local meetings were discussed, also timed around these conferences. too, building the campaign inside the unions, through union involvement in loca through a series of fringe LAW BCCESS and meetings this year's union conferences.

The final business of the meeting came as no surprise to anyone present The National Council unanimously decided reject the NEC's invitation to register the campaign!

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