Lobby Labour against racism | IMGpapers 1976

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IF THERE'S one good thing about the large police presence ar Grunwick it is that black youth in North London have been able to walk the streets in safety these last few weeks.

But once Grunwick is Over here is little doubr that Hom Secretary Merlyn Rees will contimue to permit the attacks on black youth to proceed The whole policy of the Gorcresent on immigration is in direct defiance of official Labour Party polic ast year's Labour Party co ference agreed a comprehensive policy against support for black against racist atlacks and for the repeal of the 1968 Immigration Acts. This has been JenDred not OnlE Dy th Labour Government but Party executive.

Now there are moves to labby the next confercoce to insist that the Party and Government Implement that policy. An ad hoc so-ordinate support from local ca-ordinate support from ponstituency Labour Parties and polic abb-racists. The committee can Corns He Middlesechara by Lie of NUPE's rale bonk ubout the union the union managerent FIVE MEMBERS of the National Union of Public Empleyees lave been threatened by expulsuns froth the usion. They have been charged under Rule 18 [lI 'circuTune mascaling or tae sopore - In the pay