IMGpapers 1980–83

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

Fight for Labour Victory

Socialist Challenge No. 281, 16 February 1983 · p. 8 of the scan · 159 words

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energies into supporting non-Labour Party candidates. Because the fight about what policies can nuclear weapons, mass unemploy.

sexual discrimination and low is today inside of the Labour Party and trade unions.

The National Labour Briefing Conference has called an initial meeting in the House or com. mons on Monday 7 May to begin the discussion How we campaign for a Constituencies campaigns and trade unions should make sure they are represented at it. Last Saturday mons, to victory.

Such discussion unions and campaigning groups including secretary Keith Litchman, March meeting.

Labour Against the Witchhunt endorsed the call by Briefing groups, for a meeting on March 7 at the House of Comdiscuss how to fight for a Labour - between CLPs, is considered necessary in view of the threats posed by growing speculation that unilateralism won't be included in Labour's manifesto, and the NEC's continued attempts to expel party LAW will be sending four representatives, . to the

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