AS WELL as marching for social justice on April 12 the dockers together with Women on the Waterfront are launching a 'People's Charter for Social Justic'; which they are publishing for discussion throughout the labour movement and among all their supporters.
The Euro-march organising committee in Britain fully supports this initiative. Many of the demands raised are the same as those we want to highlight and focus on Through the marches across Britain and Europe The Peoples Charter for Social Justice WE, THE PEOPLE, demand social justice:
1. Immediate reinstatement with full trade union rights of the 500 sacked Liverpool dockers, the Magnet workers, the Hillingdon dospita workers and ail ounce ungusty sackca workers.
2. The right to join a trade union, to take solidarity action. Immediate reocal or all ana-union icgisiation.
3. The right to work, and to jobsecurity. Reversal of the policies of casualisation, privatisation and deregulatior Democratic planning to secure full employment. No CORPU SURY overtime. Acknowledgement of the value of low- waged and unwaged work: equal pay for work of equal value.
4. The right to recreation and to assembly: repeal of the Criminal Justice Act.
S. Defence of the Welfare State. Abolition of the Job Seekers' Al. lowance. Free education including nursery and university provision: free health-care; adequate pensions and social provision for people with nority groups.
6. The richt to a home. Emer gency measures to house the home. vacant or under-used properties. Defence of the rights of travellers.
7. Repeal of all discriminatory legislation. Defence of the right of asylum. Equal rights for all, regardless of ethnic origin, nationality, O. L IN STRUGGLE WITH