IMGpapers 1976–79

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

LABOUR CAN'T HANG ON VOTE Socialist Unity S

Socialist Challenge No. 90, 5 April 1979 · p. 3 of the scan · 154 words

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scrapping legislation Prevention of Terrorism Act, Suppression of Terrorism Act, 1824 Vagrancs supports laws), Criminal Law Act, Official Secrets Act; for the disbanding of the SPG and other special police and majority rights for youth.

Although there are no votes to be gained in this way, Socialist Unity will give a voice in this election to youth and their demands for adequate facilities and the right to a living wage or grant for full-time education. It organisations like NUSS. SKAN, and RAR *For a Scottish Assembly. The referendum produced a for devolution the Assembly should go ahead immediately.

*Self-determination for the Irish people. Socialist Unity demands the immediate with drawal of British troops from Ireland and supports the H block prisoners struggle for political status.

*Break all imperialist links. Socialist Unity stands for solidarity with the struggle to smash the white racist regimes in southern Africa; immediate withdrawal NATO: unilateral nuclear disarmament.

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