Parte 5 - LA87 BAASO 1988 91 122 005

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3 • identifys are a major component of the working class in Britain, in some cases even a half of workers Britain being of Irish origin. These workers identify with Ireland's national liberation, and constitute as extremely destabilising factor for the class domination of British imperialism within its home territory. Once again there is a Finally, there is a further connection with the Afro-Asian peoples' struggles in that the large communities of Afro-Asian origin living in Britain, communities represented here by is this Congress by the delegation from Britain, live alongside their Irish brothers and sisters in the towns of Britain, facing together the racism and prejudice of British imperialist society. Together, the Irish and Afro-Asian communities constitute a politically a powerful element of the movement within Britain, that sophisticated force that can helps to dynamise the class & social in Britain movements which have for so long been corrupted by imperialist chauvinism, and guide them into the road of international friendship and solidarity. I should therefore like to propose that AAPSO give full support to the further strengths of links between the struggles of the Afro-Asian and Irish