Socialist Challenge1979Socialist Challenge No. 89, 29 March 1979DEMONS
Socialist Challenge No. 89, 29 March 1979 · p. 10 of the scan · 133 words
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page 10 of the scan
•Worse is that my unborn child will not have any fatherly love. I do not think I could bear that' - which is why she wants an Astal has overstayed visitor's entry, permit and has not been allowed to become a permanent British resident like Shemin, who lives in Sleights, near Whitby, Yorkshire.
ANTI-FASCIST Demonstrators picket Risley detention centre on 17 March CAIL Newsletter THE anti-racist movement has always needed good publications to put information at its finger-tips.
One well known example is Searchlight, which keeps us up to date on the activities of the fascists.
A new and scarcely known example is the Newsletter of the North Campaign Against the Immigration Laws [CALL).
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support, ranging from anti-racist ANLs. 'prisoners refugees, laws Asian Youth Movement.