On 10 June 2004, the British National Party (BNP) gained the highest vote ever for an extreme right party in Britain. It came within a hair’s breadth of obtaining
seats in the European Parliament and the London Assembly.
If the current electoral trends continue unchecked, the BNP could make a major breakthrough in national politics, giving them a significant platform for the first time with an unprecedented opportunity to promote fascism within British politics.
That breakthrough is not inevitable, but halting the BNP’s advance will be difficult and will require a campaign uniting the labour movement, the black, Asian, Jewish and Muslim communities, gay and lesbian voters, trade unionists
and everyone that supports democracy and freedom.
Rally - Act now to stop the BNP
7.30 pm. Tuesday
5th April
Oxford Town Hall
St. Aldates
Oxford town centre
Speakers
Unite Against Fascism national speaker
Billy Hayes - General Secretary CWU invited
Pat Green - Oxon County UNISON black members officer/ Oxford Afro-Caribbean Community Action Network
Oxford Mosques invited
Evan Harris MP - Liberal Democrat party
Rick Muir - Oxford City Labour councilor
Tom Lines - PPC Green Party
RESPECT invited
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