Advance registration essential – click to book online now

Saturday 17 February 2007, 9.30am-5pm
TUC Conference Centre, Congress House,
Great Russell Street, London WC1
Nearest tube: Tottenham Court Rd

Speakers include:
Jerry Dammers, ex-The Specials
Lethal Bizzle
Sam Duckworth, aka Get Cape Wear Cape Fly
Hardkaur
Martin Smith LMHR
Ken Livingstone
Billy Hayes CWU leader
Paul Mackney UCU leader
Gemma Tumelty NUS
Keith Sonnett Unison
Dr Mohammed Abdul Bari MCB
Alan Wardle Stonewall
Glyn Ford MEP
Kirsten Hearn disability rights campaigner
Edie Friedman, Jewish Council for Racial Equality
Henry Guterman MBE, Refugee from the Holocaust
Martin Smith LMHR
Lee Jasper NAAR
Mohammed Azam North West UAF
Sabby Dhalu and Weyman Bennett UAF

The British National Party (BNP) is receiving the highest levels of support for a fascist party in British history. In recent years its vote has increased in a context of rising racism, Islamophobia and attacks on multiculturalism. At the 2006 local elections it polled over 238,000 votes compared to 3,000 votes in 2000, and now has a record 49 local councilors.

The BNP is a fascist organisation. As history shows, fascism stands for the total annihilation of whole communities, freedoms and democratic rights.

In 2007 the BNP will be targeting the local elections inEngland and Wales and elections to the Scottish Parliament and Welsh Assembly.

Active campaigning can stop the BNP. In the 1930s the Jewish and Irish communities, trade unions and others defeated the fascist Blackshirts at Cable Street, in the 1970s the National Front was defeated by mass anti-Nazi campaigns. More recently the BNP was defeated in Millwall and Oldham. Learning lessons from these campaigns is crucial.

Unite Against Fascism is organising this national conferenceto look at the impact of increasing BNP support, to discuss strategies that have been successful in stopping the BNP and to bring together the broad opposition that is needed to halt the rise of fascism including from trade unions, Muslim, Jewish and other faith communities, black, Asian, lesbian, gay and disabled communities and students.

More information: www.uaf.org.uk

*Contact the office with any access requirements by 10th February on 020 7833 4916. BSL interpretation will be available.

You can register for the conference by post, phone or online.

Print out the form below, complete it and return to: Unite Against Fascism, PO Box 36871, London WC1X 9XT, or click here to book online now
or phone 020 7833 4916.
Registration fee: ?Ǭ