Socialist Outlook

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Conference against the witch hunt

· Socialist Outlook no. 7, September 14 1991 · 157 words

Conference report

September 21st 1pm-5pm Windsor Road, London N7 Sept. 14, 1991 No. 7 them with two men Jeremy Corbyn MP and Dave Nellist MP), on the grounds that no other or black people in the Campaign Group Wanted to stand. However, they had raised their sights bevond Parliament, they would have realised that there are credible left black and women candidates outside.

This put the extra-parliamentary left in the unenviable position of either accepting the MPs' slate, and ditching positive action, or drawing up alternative slates and inevitably causing confusion. tant that emergenc resolutions opposing the witch-hunt o Skinner Pauline Purnell Treasurer. Gavin Strang Conference Arrangements Committee: Pete Willsman Murphy Wing and deciding on the left slate for future years must be found.

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NEC Constituency Section: Diane Abbott; Tony Benn; Jeremy Corbyn; Ken Livingstone; Alice Mahon; Kanta Patel; Dennis NEC Women's Section: Leonora Lloyd; Anni Marjoram;

National Constitutional Committee: Richard Hanford; Bill

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