State of the anti-fascist movement

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THE anti-fascist and anti-racist conference in June, called by CARF and National Coordinating Committee of Anti-Fascist Comelected steering writes JULIAN The job of this committee was to arrange for the election of a national committee from be bodies. The steering committee met recentiv but was unable to carry out the task it In many areas, there has been the regional organisation of anti-fascist and anti-racist groups the most regrettable reverse being suffered in London.

steering committee tion. discussed its inability to carry out is mangale nere were some doubts expressed as to the been passed by the conference and a feeling that conference itself had produced some demoralisation.

But there was a general agreement that thes were secondary to the explosive Nazi "01 Ene The future of the SCCL tobI bound up with the ANL The preferred option would the emergence of democraticaliv structured ANIS with an elected leadership that coma take up all aspecis or th anti-fascist and anti-racist struggle and incide all group involved in that struggle.

A less happy variant would the fragmentation and decline of the ANL, which would require totally restructured national organisaThe steering committee decided to take a few modest initiatives, including producing a duplicated news-sheet, and decided to reconvene in the of the anti-fascist movement.