For those of you who may be interested:

The Iraq Question: Britain, Europe and American Foreign Policy

A Fabian Society and UNISON debate

18 September 2002, 7.30pm – 9.00pm

New Theatre, London School of Economics, Houghton Street, London

A public meeting to stimulate debate on the Iraq issue, American foreign policy, intervention and Britain’s international relationships. Hear the voices for and against intervention in Iraq. Put your views forward and question the panellists.

Speakers:

Dennis MacShane MP, Foreign and Commonwealth Office

Simon Tisdall, Assistant Editor, The Guardian

Hamid Ali Alkifaey, Iraqi Journalist & writer

Anne McElvoy, Executive Editor, The Evening Standard

Louise Richards, International Department, UNISON

Chair: Michael Jacobs, General Secretary, Fabian Society

What will convince you that action on Iraq is necessary? Or are you already convinced either way and wish to comment on the issues. Whether you are a dove or a hawk, interventionist or non, come along to this important public meeting to express your views.

Don’t miss the chance to participate in this timely and crucial debate.

Tickets: £4

Tickets available in advance by cheque to be collected on the door, or with cash payable on the door. Please arrive early to ensure a seat.

Cheques should be sent to:

Iraq Debate

Fabian Society

11 Dartmouth Street

London

SW1H 9BN

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