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RTZ Confronted SWAPO

Red Weekly No. 186, 10 February 1977 · p. 12 of the scan · 534 words

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page 12 of the scan

WITH THE As the stench of an impending cecoration or reached something ora cumax in London The Labour Government's grovelling before the CIA that radical Journals arso nreateneo witn Wilhin ine as a sop to liberal opinion.

meeting in Central Hall last week, includino two former ministers. a former US Attorney general, Ramsay Clark, a recent , a former aide to ADar rom Inis range messroes Irom wean-causarte. voir, Andreas Papandreou, ambassador under Allende, Tom Hayden and Jane Fonda, and Sean ane true measure or Merlyn pointed our ov acee nimser. wner ne rumed mom the issues of civil rights to what the CIA meant for people in Latin America A whole generation is being wiped out at this very wafted through Office DOGies campaign stop Last week leave and from some Dul looK a Rumours Hosenball, ocoonaton пехт TWO weeKs this trick ne datorm inciuced NCCL, and Morton DracuCally of supporters, Agee received Dimone ob ocdui A lvaro Bunster. a torme announced.

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THE BRITISH plan Colonial oner biow las week NBA They can't even clear away the — inevre colo mass cremations in arenna and all inis because or what the doing for fifteen years noed Agee's anu Pinochet alone Allende, міспаен Maney.

France not lusT monting ine -nere Government's complicity in the deportations focus its extensive trade union support, TUC General Council to Labour carty ana union brancnes. on makes his final decision.

have opposed the used against Agee, it is very unlikely Issues in ine ure orinis government A call has gone out to all political and trade union opposed to deportations instant response Pickets Offices ПОПС verdoor ano omner ciles are piannec Further details of plans for the final stages of the campaign may 186 Kings Cross Road, London WC1 for a neoreceived anCIA has been sentiments: they of course, and what will we are Labour WAPE now is to which cozens Hees as he Drush ane capanese procedure that they will TOUCH for be London, SUCH ganisation.

Agee-Hosenball ment in South Africa.

ZAIRE ZAMBIA BOTSWANA SOUTH AFRICA Durban LESOTHO Port Elizabeth SOUTHERN AFRICA RIO TINTO ZINC, the foremost representative of British imperialism in southern Africa, faces another threat from its workers in It is only two months since the last strike at the Rossing uranium mine ended. A consistent problem in that dispute was the division of the workers along tribal lines. Now west Peoples Organisation] is attempt- | The urgent need for the building of ing to launen a umonisaaon drive which will cut across that divide.

Rossing Is me words larges uranium mine and vital to th nuClear in dustry. No doubt RTZ, with the tacit backing of the British Labour will do all in its power to crush this threat to it: bank balance. RTZ has international operations. We must be international in our support for the struggle for black trade union or- Mozambique * See page 9 for reviews of two recent pamphlets on British invest Students, commatee TANZAN avilles ane Dians in Britain.

early May.

tablished.

SWAZILAND dent mancheste write to tee. African nons present, activists WEEKLY

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NO DAFORUATION.

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