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5 December 2009
Oldham Youth Resist Racist Provocation
YOUTH AGAINST Racism in Europe (YRE) supporters went into the Glodwick area of Oldham on Sunday to show our support for the community but also to find out the truth about what was happening, writes Christian Bunke.
Opposing the racist EDL in Wrexham town centre, photo SP Wales
2 December 2009
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE STOP the BNP (NSBNP) has organised a Unity Rally in Nottingham on 5 December against a planned 'protest' in the city by the nationalist, racist English Defence League (EDL), Nottingham Socialist Party members write.
Where the EDL has reared its head in other cities, it has been opposed by local community activists, trade unionists and anti-racist campaigners.
2 December 2009
How mass campaigning closed BNP HQ
THE FAR right BNP moved into their headquarters in Welling, south east London in 1987. Labour Party Young Socialist branches in London responded with a call to the community and trade unions to join in...
20 October 2009
Protests at the BBC: No to the far-right, racist BNP
As the Socialist goes to press, Nick Griffin, leader of the far-right racist British National party (BNP) is due to appear on Question Time on Thursday 22 October, writes Hannah Sell.
20 October 2009
WDL racists chased out of town
Swansea: The far-right racist Welsh Defence League (WDL) suffered a major setback in Swansea on Saturday 17 October in their first outing in Wales, writes A Swansea Socialist Party member.
13 October 2009
Manchester mobilises against fascists
AROUND 200 thugs of the far right English Defence League (EDL) came to Manchester last Saturday to stir up racial conflict in the city...
Some of the BNP's finest at the BNP Red White and Blue festival 2009, photo The Socialist
30 September 2009
THE BBC has announced that Nick Griffin, leader of the far-right racist BNP, will be invited to take part in Question Time, taking place in London on 22 October.
The BBC's justification is the need for "due impartiality".
This is laughable, writes deputy general secretary Hannah Sell.
Unison conference 2009: Brian Debus, Onay Kasab and Glenn Kelly, photo Paul Mattsson
29 July 2009
Unison witch-hunt: Defend the Unison Four!
Scandalously a Unison disciplinary committee has banned four Socialist Party members from holding office for periods from three to five years...
27 July 2009
Outrageous "racism" charge leads to union ban
Press release: Four members of the public sector union Unison were last week banned from holding positions in their union following two years of investigations and hearings...
22 July 2009
Lincoln fights back against racist BNP
ON 11 July, over 100 people marched through Lincoln city centre to oppose racism and the far-right British National Party (BNP).
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