can be shared with other peoples embarking on the 3 road of struggle for nuclear-weapon-free zones. Even in the region of Britain this experience is urgently needed. For example, there are powerful political factors and social forces that could be mobilised in support of a nuclear-weapon-free zone of Ireland and the Irish Sea. If such a struggle were to be taken further forward, two things would be clear: 1) International coordination would be deeply appreciated by all concerned in linking the movement to that not only in other European countries but also to the movements in Asia, Africa and Latin America, for the reasons I have mentioned. 2) The large and politically-sophisticated Afro-Asian communities living in Britain (communities represented in this Congress by the delegation from Britain) would be the
