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Young musicians support YFJ
 | Youth Fight For Jobs leaflet about the 28 November 2009 demonstration (Click to enlarge) |
All four acts - Magnetic Attraction, Chapter Sweetheart, Apollo and Arctic Force - that performed at the London Youth Fight for Jobs (YFJ) gig on Saturday 24 October, were keen to get involved with the YFJ campaign and help to organise or perform at future events.
As well as a diverse mix of acts performing, there were three speakers. The first, PCS Young Members Organiser Tracy Edwards, spoke on behalf of the YFJ campaign and also about why the PCS sponsors YFJ.
Sarah Sachs-Eldridge spoke from the Tamil Solidarity Campaign about the repression of the Tamil-speaking people in Sri Lanka. The Tamil Solidarity Campaign will be organising a contingent on the Youth Fight for Jobs demonstration, taking place on 28 November.
Rob Williams, reinstated Unite union convenor at the Swansea Linamar car plant, gave a taste of the battles over jobs, conditions and workers' rights that have taken place over the past year and the encouraging signs for future struggles.
Around £60 was raised for the November YFJ demonstration, to demand real jobs and free education.
Suzanne Beishon, London YFJ
In this issue
Support postal workers
Support post workers, this is no time to equivocate
Postal strike reports: Defending the service
Anti-racism
BBC Question Time panel - Workers' voice denied against BNP
BBC Griffin protest: Jobs and homes, not racism!
Far right shut out of Newport by mass protest
Socialism 2009
Socialism 2009 forum - can we build a party for working class people?
Youth fight for jobs
Huddersfield march for jobs
Young musicians support YFJ
Cardiff Socialist Student elected
Anti-war
Afghanistan: anti-war demo
Tamil Solidarity fights for boat refugees
Socialist Party news and analysis
Darling you're talking rubbish!
Energy giant 'fanciful to the point of paranoia'
Marxist analysis
80th anniversary of the Wall Street Crash: Capitalist failure - then and now
Workplace news and analysis
Strikes sweep across Yorkshire
Leeds bin strike: 92% vote to reject council's 'final' offer
Battle for jobs in Land Registry
Ex Ford/Visteon pensioners protest in Swansea
Leicester uni cuts protest
Socialist Party feature
Call centres - public services on the cheap
Marxist analysis: history
Newport Rising 1839
Comment
Daily Mail homophobia
Socialist Party reviews
Film review - Capitalism: a love story
Conspirator: Lenin in Exile
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