Union members face deportation
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tion of continental shifts in all hosiery firms.
The strikers had been campaigning to win back their jobs from the onset of the dispute; but the union bureaucrats at regional level have had their eyes set on a pay off as a way out of a dispute Nesat Tolunay is a Turkishi clothing worker and member of the NUTGW in Hackney. The Home Office wants to* deport him. - which for Nesat, a member of the socialist organisation Dev-Yol, would mean almost certain death at the hands of the Turkish military regime. Nesat is seeking political asylum.
The Friends of Nesat Toluton MP. Secretary of State, Queen Anne's Gate, London SW1. Contact: c/o South Islington Law Centre, 131-2 Upper St, London N1 1QP.
Muhammad Idrish, a Bengali social worker and member of NALGO in West Bromwich, faces deportation following the breakdown of his marriage.
The Defence Campaign and his NALGO branch call on supporters to affiliate to the campaign (£5 organisations, £1 individuals); to write to the Home Secretary. Queen Anne's Gate, London SW1, and to your MP; and to pass resolutions of support.
Contact the Defence Campaign c/o Barry Lovejoy, 30 Antrobus Rd, Birmingham 21, or c/o Graham Reid, 62 Bedminster Parade, Bristol 3.