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Red Weekly No. 111, 24 July 1975 · pp. 11-12 of the scan · 384 words

The scan: rw-no111-jul-24-1975.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 11 of the scan

supported by the four tutors.

Issues of wide importance to the future of adult education were thrown up during the struggle. Can WRose mEerests it was asked, are adult students being 'educated? What they are generally offered class va universi. wnat inev neec. and are increasingly demanding, is the right to use college facilities to serve the interCols or une working class.

The response of the Department of Education and the governing body in using the law to end the occupation shows only too wen capilausin sicar or wnat could happen if the working class takes education into its own hands. The studCuts are now ucmanuns a bubne chewuy on the basis that the college should be kept open under labour movement control to offer one year courses to students drawn from working class organisations.

It is necessary now for the labour movement, the National Union of Sudens. ane barucuary me wature sudents Union to step up the fight for these demands. Birmingham Trades Council has already taken the lead in building a widespread campaign of support in the area.

OF A rally held in Trafalgar Square last Sunday against the Turkish invasion of Cyprus on must be attributed primarily to the fact that the main Cypriot workers organisations, haveing entered broad coalitions with bourgeois forces, were consequently obliged to water down the political profile of this year's Week of Action.

national unity, etc. do not answer the burning needs of the Cypriot masses. The only answer is an independent working class strategy which will safeguard democratic rights wage the economic fight, and organise the anti-fascist and anti-imperialist armed 20 July 1974 was inferior to last year's demonstration in both size and militancy. This Mealy-mouthed speeehes and slogans around implementation of the UN resolutions,

page 12 of the scan

aesthetic. that all demands for abortion are met as quickly and safely as possible. It would mean women could go home after only a few hours, because they would not need a general an'Finally we are calling for nursery A picket is taking place this week supported by Camden NAC and the Trades Council, to demand that part of the 120-bed private block is converted for this purpose. Hospital workers are thus showing that they will fight not only for women's

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