Socialist Organiser

The weekly of the fused Workers Socialist League, July 1981 to April 1984

Labour movem CONFERENCE September 17

Socialist Organiser no. 144, 1 September 1983 · scan p. 3 · about 128 words

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September 17, 10.30am-5pm University of London Union Malet Street, WC1 DRGANISER *Many on the left of the LABOUR PARTY who had tought for left policies and accountability fell silent during the election - despite the right wing sabotage. How can we develop an organised, and politically confident left in the Labour Party capable of standing ground under pressure? What kind of perspective should be put forward by the left to go beyond the limited "Alternative Economic Strategy" which so plainly failed to convince i sceptical clectorate?

*With five more years to work restoring "Victorian values" Thatcher's blows will again fall hardest on WOMEN. Why won't the Labour Party and unions develop the special strengths and fighting capacity shown by women workers, and take their special problems seriously?

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