ers Aid continues its work in Bosnia. With new groups established in Norway and Austria, and contacts with a group in Australla, IWA is now operating in at least 15 countries, and aid for the Bosnian unions continues to arrive at the warehouse in Makarska.
Unfortunately, due to continuing problems with the Herceg-Bosna (Croatian) authorities, most of it are raising funds. is still sitting there until the convoys receive permission to take aid to Tuzla.
Despite this difficulty, much work is still being done with the Kreka miners union in Tuzla, in preparation for the eventual arrival of fresh convays. IWA groups have also adopted varous pro- the recept and distribution jects in Tuzia, including a of this aid. Aberdeen union newspaper and a Trades Council and municiyouth club, for which they pality have pledged support for five containers of ald.
Swedish IWA, together Please support these prowith the Swedish unions, is jects; more money is alorganising a 'Ship to Bos- ways needed. The IWA nia project. This ship will group in Britain will forward leave Sweden on 30 Sep- all money received. Please tember, carrying hundreds send donations to IWA, PO Box 1109, London N4 2UU. of tonnes of aid to Bosnia.
The IWA office in Makar- Cheques should be payable ska is helping to coordinate to 'international Workers' Armageddon in Why socialists should support multi-ethnic Bosnia against Serbia's war Edited by Geoff Ryan £1.50 post free, from Socialist Outlook, PO B0X1109, London N4 2UU
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