....~--~-::. -~.....;,:'"':...~ !.-..... - ·· .. . -·-· "" \ c;ONfWE .,.-;s:: 'lain) 2- . t 8 '"':,-_ , \,,, .J '\t . ' SPECIAL BRANCH ·,. ~?.~:~~~:.,.......................19 ..~~.. I N D E _;-;- -:.-.:.~!.1:1: ...... day of ........... -~-- · Date. · . .·.. 0 ...... . • ' · ln1t1a1~ . 1. Ort 23.10.1983 at ~he Westminster Cathedral Conference Centre, Morpeth Terrace, London SWl, the An.ti-Apartheid Movement . {AAM) ' he+d its annual conference. 2. Of particular interest was a resolution, .. which condemned the ·Britis~ Governmept for planning to use South Africa as a staging post for the c.ons_truction of an airport" in tlre Falklands and the fact that the AAf,1 ~ad had long talks with. the TGWU negotiators on this subject~ - t was also stated that ~9J;~§~ 2 ~~J Gen~ral Secretary of CND ~.!~.... agre~ ..J,£, have t!-J,1$,t.3,,.. ith the...A.._~to . eata,.o.~;!.,sh __areas..!._l;.~fill the reSJ?$~ organi~~E.i ons co:t1+.g_J? e· of as ~ Jt_~tice to ea...~!!,_..fil.~~· T.ae point wa·s· mad~ that the AAM had been particularly successful over the last four years in it~ campaign to mobilise support from within the British ·Trade Union movement . The AntiApartheid Movement Reference ~o Papers J.Joo/83/ 1BJ.J ······························· 3. T.ae platfo of, the con ence con~isted of: --~b 1 HUG S M.P ¥.,~}J.e,,~Jk.~. .. , ,A)]...~i.~.~!1!-~X /' !1.t~~,,r.'UU\lil ~and .i . J-~ ~ ~ "' -": .There were ¥ome two hundred d fifty individua members, delegates frail! ·a ffiliated trade unions . and either organisationa,. attending the one day conference. The foliowing were re-elected to the thirty member national committee: ("'Jtiif BHAMJEE V1:~~ BLOMFIELD \ ~; \ ~ l a n Keith BROOKS .. (South African Communis,t Party - SACP )_ .::l:l~ian BUNTING. ( SACP) ~ :rc\d CARNESON (SACP) '...("~rank DOBSON MP · \~ian FILLING (Communist Party of Great Britain - CPGB) ·~:•• Christabel GURNEY (CPGB) ; ,,::i~:~:L~;"' · C "31 {., t..y M.P.82(E) rt . METROPOLITAN POLICE Special Report} ~UBJECT.............,r: , I ~-lf>.:_j v .... . Suresh KAMAft ( CPG~) ·r··0- -- -······ '-··---. ··-·· ·I ... / ... -- ~ s Ethel de KEYSER \~fY KIMBLE I L,frs M~garet LI~ ( CPGB) !.~Jl ~-~INTY~ / J ).~i:n~~~,P/ ;~H;,iary RABKIN ~\ . 0nna RIDEHALGH (.CPGB) \ ~orothy ROBINSON (SACP). I i~ -2.~~ TijJlliX ( ~]eY . J ~"-d ~mond STARR~ ( ~Acr WALSH . e of last year's committee did not seek re-election: is EASTERLING (nominated and elected to the \./(~hree man Standing Orders Committe~~ l/i ;frna EPWARDS ~~man HEBDITCH · '),/Mz;s Betty NORTHEDbE Van CLEMENTS Two of last year's committee . failed to gain ~ficient votes to be re-elected: ·~'.!.'." 7 Mary TUROCK (SACP) rank HOQLEY The last seven were replaced by the following newly elected members: ~Richard CABORN MP Jtaav~n CAWTHR,A - f,chris CHILD Vaachel JEWIIBS ·. ! ; iI ...... . i J,Hugh \.uaa ;~ / ' e . ic MAYSON (SACP) aine UNTERHALTER . Thirteen of the new thirty member committee therefore belong to either SACP or the CPGB . ·~-~· - ·· · ·.~- . . -1· ,_.,"'!' ' . :: • . . . ./. ·- ·····- - " .,.._ · - • •. :. - ··-···· .. ~ - • ..\.w..--:::::>"'"!t:=~~ ~;....---=. ~ ~ . ; , ; : - · - I :-.:i..i~·~ .c-L} No. 477 I File No. I ?3 ~nure Stieet No. / Y l/ · 1 Me~o from Comd. A~B ••••••••••••••••••• 1A -Enquiries have beep. made of re.liable Anti-Apartheid Movement (~) sources and it is known that the orga.ni~ation pas nq,plans to demonstrate at Twickenham on Saturday 31st March 1984, eYen if the R.F~Uo decision to send a ~muring team to S~uth.Africa is a positive one. A response by the City of London Anti-Apartheid Grcup(CLAAG) is a po~sibility, but as far as is known ~t pr~sent they a.re already corrnnitted to a.n open air·.rally and display at Wood Green between 11am and 4pm. This is a long standing- arrangement wl).ich they- are unlikely to abandon. .J: haye _discui:,sed this. aspect· with CI_ _ of 'C' ?qd and he is in agreement with this view. The likelihood remains of some purely localised action - possibily by the Richmoria &.Tlvickenha.n:i"_bra.nch of° A.AM, · or spontaneous acts by incq.vid.ua1s. I pave discus~ed the va"+ious opti~ns mentioned above with C I - o f 'TW' and he is satisfied with Special Branch action. I have undertaken ta inform him if any changes in, .the situation become known during Friday )Oth March 1 qSJ.i_ . . . ···· ···· . ( n r - is aware that contact has'been m~de with 'TW' written assessment is not new required. ~~r~~~t formal 2. DI t see. - ,,- - .-.J . ... ··. . _.,. ;_)>..:· _,__ .. _., ·. . ~ 1£1,v/YI /r,q 16-~ ,,~. :,.......,"·.~~ -·. ~-PA i,:··. · , ... _.... - , . ! .. ' SB ·-. \. '. . /')ii' : . '.ph. Supt. :!_, ..... . 29.3.$4 1. Comd. A.8 CD -~a .: .. {> J l:. \ __.;. . it~c-. · '-;;: .· \c.:,, ·. :... ~ ,..> .l.,r, . ).. >--..... ""'-/-~:~}' .~-~-- ~ fP.T.0 .. •