Left Unity Conference Discussion After Session 1 The Future Of The Left Policies
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Left Unity Conference Discussion After Session 1 The Fu The conference was buoyed by being held in the immediate aftermath of an article by ken loach in the guardian and salman shaheen’s tv appearance on the bbc. as left unity national secretary kate hudson reported, this media exposure had seen more than 200 people join the party – an increase in membership of over 10 percent – in two days. Salutes the defiant stand of the pcs and will campaign for other unions to take a stand of defiance. left unity salutes all movements which prevent immigration controls being implemented. engage with campaigns to scrap the nationalities and borders act 2022 immediately. argue against “safe and legal routes” demand.
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Motions For Left Unity Policy Conference 1 Call for a discussion about creating a significant new radical left party in britain. left unity has at its national conference 2022 taken the decision to open up our website and media to encouraging an urgent discussion on the left about how we can create greater unity of the radical left in britain. we are asking sympathetic parties. The origins of the left unity project came out of the common struggle across europe against austerity. the specific moment was the first coordinated general strike across europe on november 14, 2012. many of us active on the left, already working with the anti austerity movement across europe, saw the need for british engagement too, and from that day onwards, left unity has been in. Please join pcs left unity for a fighting, democratic trade union. pcs annual delegate conference (adc) was held in brighton last week. during conference we heard that sunak had called a general election on 4th july. this is welcome news and we were all cheered by the prospect of the end of the tories. hopefully this is the end of a regime. Broad left network will continue to fight for the voice of reps, branches, groups and conference itself to be at the heart of pcs. we will continue to push against the bureaucratic barriers being erected against the democratically elected leadership of the union – and we urge all reps across pcs to join us, to build this fight into a tidal.
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