Grupa na rzecz Partii Robotniczej

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Grupa na rzecz Partii Robotniczej (GPR – Group for a Workers’ Party) is the Polish section of the Committee for a Workers' International

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[edit] Formation

GPR emerged out of a group of workers building an organisation called Anti-Capitalist Offensive (OA), after discussing with several international Trotskyist tendencies, they began discussions with the CWI at the OA Summer Camp in 2002 and became a sympathising section of the CWI in February 2004.[1]

[edit] Campaigning

GPR is heavily involved with supporting the activities of the August 80 trade union, including defending victimised trade unionists and arguing for better working conditions.[2][3]. GPR has also participated in other actions defending trade unionists in the Committee for the Aid and Defence of Victimised Workers (KPiORP).[4] GPR has also being involved in helping to build the small Polish Labour Party.[5]

[edit] References

  1. ^ Why we joined cwi - Retrieved 21/08/07
  2. ^ Union leader sacked - Retrieved 21/08/07
  3. ^ 23 miners dead in methane blast - Retrieved 21/08/07
  4. ^ Working class and youth protest - Retrieved 21/08/07
  5. ^ Future of Polish government in doubt - Retrieved 21/08/07

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