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Socialist Outlook no. 14, April 1998 · 344 words

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Editorial

Trade unions

April SATURDAY 4 PICKET President Suharto. Protest against Indonesi's dictator on his visit to Britain. Assemble 11a.m. Jubilee Gardens, London. Called by the Campaign Against the Arms Trade and others. WEDNESDAY 8 SOLIDARITY with the Hillingdon Hospital strikers. Protest outside Granada (Pall Mall's new boss) 12 noon-2p.m, Golden Lane, off Piccadilly, Central London. SATURDAY 18/SUNDAY 19 EUROPEAN Marches Coordinating meeting, Brussels. Details from Andy: 01642 242 413. SATURDAY 18 MANCHESTER Coalition Against War in the Gulf Conference against sanctions in Iraq. 1 p.m.5p.m. Friends Meeting House, 6 Mount Street (near Albert Square) Manchester. Sponsors include Greater Manchester FBU, City College of Manchester NUS and Greater Manchester Socialist Meeting to elect officers and a central campaign organising committee for the anti-trade union laws campaign. Open to delegates from trade union bodies which sopported the Reclaim our Rights conference or the Free Trade Unions campaign. Conway Hall, Red Lion Square, London WC1. WEDNESDAY 29 NATIONAL Coalition of Anti-Deportation Campaigns lobby of Parliament 1.30p.m. Public meeting 3.30p.m. THURSDAY 30 RAIL UNIONS rally and lobby of parliament against privatisation of London Underground from 2p.m., Central Hall Westminster May FRIDAY 1 LONDON MAY DAY march. Assemble 12 noon Highbury Fields for march to Clerkenwell Green.

Speakers include Rita Donaghy (President, UNISON), John Edmonds (General Secretary GMB), Jimmy Knapp (General Secretary RMT), a- representative of the French CT and from the Turkish and Kurdish communities. SATURDAY 2 BIRMINGHAM May Day demonstration No to Benefit Cuts, Defend the Welfore State', Assemble 10.30a.m. Chamberlin Square, rally Ip.m. Trade Union club. INTERNATIONAL Evening for May Day, Conway LOBBY Hall, Red Lion Square, London WCT. Music the TUC Special and dance from around the world. Congress, London WEDNESDAY 6 Wednesday LOBBY of TUC Special Congress 9am May 6 onwards, Central Hall Westminster. Called by the Free Trade Unions Campaign. SATURDAY 16 GREATER Manchester Socialist Alliance Annual General meeting. SATURDAY 30 SOCIAL JUSTICE demonstration, London, supported. by the Liverpool dockers. June SATURDAY 13 INTERNATIONAL Demonstration of the Cardiff EU Summit. Assemble 1.30p.m. review gives a different meaning to that which Hunter was dis¡You get

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