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Old Isleworth, struggle for 6BE), who around the year (48 cheques to Intercontinental Press/Inprecor and send to champion working class struggles. With a new wave of strikes now the regime's most need is to prevent the emergence of a national opposition to THE British government has jailed four Trotskyists in Hong Kong fo unlawful assembly. Our 'democratic' rulers objected to a peaceful picket of the 'New China News Agency office on 5 April in solidarity with the democratic movement in China.
four imprisoned of the Revolutionary Marxist League and a sympathiser, are: Leung Kwok Hung, a garment worker (two months); Chan Chung Wah, a student (three months); Wong Chung Ching, & shopkeeper months); and Hou Man delivery worker (two months). Threi RML given suspended sentences.
rugby clubs Llanelli, Cardiff and Newport — face opposition to their planned tours of South Africa this summer from the Wales Campaign Against Racism in Sport' which aims to stop what will inevitably be a boost to the beleaguered apartheid regime.
The campaign has already put out showing the level of discrimination against 'non-whites' in South African sport. One example is state awards for sport. Out of 523 none have gone to Africans or Asians. and only 24 to coloureds.
A tour of factories by a Soweto build support for the campaign is planned, and there will also be a mass picket on 28 June of the Stradey Park Hotel in Llanelli, where "bon voyage' dinner (guest speaker Edward Heath MP)
videotape her case and treatment Irish political is placed European week's report from Peru should have been credited to Robin Hamer and Colin Chapman. The accompanying photo was by Colin Intercontinental THE Kurdish and Arab struggles ir Iran are featured in the latest issue of Intercontinental Press/Inprecor (Vol.
23), which also includes major articles on Kampuchea, the the 35-hour week in Europe, and the attitude of socialists to the Moscow Olympics.
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