The Socialist 15 February 2007 Scrap student fees now Cardiff students build for 22 February Students must link up with workers A great step forward in Liverpool Bush threatens Iran over Iraq insurgency Ten years of the socialist: 1997-2007 Bird flu outbreak: Profits put before health Job losses fear on turkey farms Fighting back against NHS cuts Police raids dividing community Workers' strike declared illegal HSBC imposes charges on aid to Palestinians Simclar workers fight sackings EDS forced into 'U' turn on pay Greenwich workers prepare to fight |
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Home | The Socialist 15 February 2007 | Join the Socialist Party LeicesterAngry refugees protestEVEN BUSH'S government now admits that Iraq is in a civil war, but Britain's Home Office considers Iraq a safe place for refugees fleeing the bloodshed to be forcibly returned to. It has arranged charter flights of refugees. Nick Parker, Leicester Socialist PartyTo prepare for this, many Iraqis and Kurds have been detained in the past two weeks, which has led to angry protests in London, Manchester and Leicester on 8 February. In Leicester, a Federation of Iraqi Refugees demonstration attracted 200 people. Several Kurdish speakers told us about the chaos in Iraq and Kurdistan and the repression there, and how much refugees can contribute to British society and the economy. Steve Score from Leicester Socialist Party chaired the demonstration. He spoke about the crisis in the NHS, the huge levels of poverty existing across Britain, and how capitalism, the system of big business, fosters the false idea that asylum seekers are to blame. In this issue
Campaign for a New Workers Party
War and terrorism
Socialist Party feature
Bird flu outbreak
Socialist Party NHS campaign
Socialist Party news and analysis
International socialist news
Workplace news and analysis
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