IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

Bahro solidarity

· Socialist Challenge No. 103, 5 July 1979 · p. 10 of the scan · 285 words

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page 10 of the scan

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The and Association of University is backing Bahro. The association's council, the national has accepted the motion, which now becomes national policy:

'AUT supports the call for the immediate release of Rudolf Bahro from imprisonment in the German Democratic Republic, and upholds the rights of intellectual freedom for citizens, including the right to publish views critical of their society and its government without fear of reprisal instructs the general secretarv to communicate this to the government of the GDR and the GDR embassy in London.' only vocal opposition came from the union's executive, which invited the proposers — the University Cardiff branch withdraw the resolution.

The reason given was that the AUT only take up the cases teachers who suffer repression, and that Bahro is not a teacher! the proposers rejected this feeble argument and insisted on the resolution being put to the vote; it was passed by a strong same meeting narrowly supported the call for free abortion on request, to Which the executive was also opposed.

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