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NAVA SAMASAMAJA PARTY 8th DELEGATE CONFERENCE

Socialist Outlook no. 13, December 14 1991 · 206 words

An MP in a red T-shirt: Vasu addresses the NSSP conference 60,000 people were slaughtered in this campaign, and according to the NSSP more than half of hese people nad neonns to d vith the JVF As a result a movement of the arents and tamunes of the and the NSSP considers building this movement a major task for its supporters.

Political unionism Trade unionism in Sri Lanka 15 00888808838 with left wing parties controlling their own union federations; these federations co-ordinate their activity through the Joint Council of Trade Unions, but there is fierce competition for memberThe NSSP leads two unior federations, the United Federation of Labour, and the Govern ment United Federation abour for public sector workers "hese two federations organise wide rankeor workers, iams those working on tea plantations, shoe factories, hospitals, fish processing plants, banks, print works, the garment industry and a wide range of naleading a long strike of hundreds young workers, mainly women, at the Pollypack plastics works over union recognition. A one-day solidarity and rally addressed by NSSP Icaders, was organised on 20 November. During learne d that the NSSP-backed GULF had won a tercely-con

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