What would the attitude of Margaret Thatcher and William White Law have been to the law passed in Nazi Germany which removed German nationality from the Jews? The new laws being proposed by the Tory government are not fundamentally different.
Most of those who will suffer under the new racist nationality laws will not be the rich and powerful. They will be people like Nasira Begum of Stockport, Manchester.
Married She came to Britain from Pakistan in 1976 to visit her brother. While in this country TORIES SAY she married a British citizen. Three months later her husband deserted her.
Three years later the Home Office declared that it must have been a 'marriage of convenience'. She was given two weeks to leave the country.
The deadline has passed, but she is still in the country.
A local committee, 'Friends of Nasira Begum', has been campaigning since that time and is organising a demonstration on Saturday 17 November. They can be contacted c/o 595 Stockport Road, Longsight, Manchester 12.
The new Tory laws mean that the fight must be stepped up.
Refused widow. She is totally dependent on her family in Rochdale. She is old, infirm, partially deaf and nearly blind.
this country last August. At first she was refused entry, but then granted a short stay. Now she has been told to leave immediately.
been deported already is because she is too ill to travel.
every immigration officer A quarter of the population of Britain is living in or close to poverty. That is the conclusion to a study of poverty Peter Townsend, published last week. little bit.
Boyson, the Tory number two at the Education Ministry he defended cutting free school meals. 'School meals,' product of war-time and rationing. Why perpetuate this old fashioned custom?' •For instance, Environment Heseltine said that rises in the next Around for local workers - among the Said Bibi is an 80 year old She came to her family in The only reason she has not Humanity The new Tory laws will give workers in the country which sackings.
It does not worry the Tories one For instance, last week Dr Rhodes get poorer was asked how now. said Boyson, *are a Protest on Monday, Tory Secretary Michael СОУСТИНСИ lowest paid renewed confidence to keep blacks out of this country.
All the families that will be kept apart will be non-whites.
The hundreds of people locked up under the immigration laws are non-whites. All immigration laws discriminate stay.
against black people. There is no such thing as a non-racist immigration law. The Tories have now made this crystal clear. No restrictions on white Rhodesians. No entry for These laws are an offence to humanity. They must be - would have to be below the existing inflation rate.
Heseltine also threatened that the Party. alternative was yet a further round of Holding back the pay of low-paid workers; cutting the welfare state, in mean - quite simply - that the poor The Tory plans need to be fough the One way of fighting is to join the demonstration and rally against the cuts on 7 November. The protest has been called by Lambeth council and is supported by the South-east Regional fought by all those who claim to be opposed to racism. The demonstration on 25 November must be built for in the labour movement as a whole.
Black people are here to Axing *The government also announced on Monday that it is axing Britain's special political refugee programme for Latin America. The Chile Solidarity Campaign is calling a picket of 10 Downing Street on Thursday 8 November from noon to 3pm to demand that Britain 'keep the door open'.
Council of the TUC and the South Regional Council of the Labour Labour-controlled Camden coun cil has given its workers the day off to support the demonstration. Workers Wandsworth hospitals under the threat of the axe have voted to strike on 7 November, as have workers in Wandsworth direct works department.
The protest is in solidarity with Lambeth, Lewisham, and Southwark area health authority, which refused to implement the cuts and is in general opposition cuts in expenditure.
Jom unt largest protest so far against the Tory cuts. Assemble at noon, Clapham Common.
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