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Jewish Labour activists 'barred' from party meeting on antisemitism

The meeting of Labour's national executive committee's antisemitism working group had invited the Jewish group to attend today's session and "contribute to the discussion on this issue".

May 8, 2018 16:18
The Jewish Labour Movement has been affiliated to the Labour Party for nearly 100 years
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Representatives of the Jewish Labour Movement claim they have not been allowed to attend a Labour Party meeting discussing antisemitism.

The meeting of Labour's national executive committee's antisemitism working group had invited the Jewish group to attend today's session and "contribute to the discussion on this issue".

But JLM members were later told they would not be allowed into the room, having waited at reception at Labour Party headquarters for almost an hour.

Earlier today, Adam Langleben, who lost his seat on Barnet Council in last week’s local elections, tweeted: “Just before the election I was invited with others from @JewishLabour to attend the @UKLabour NEC Working Group on Antisemitism meeting today at 4.

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