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Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1968–1988

Soweto Students Appeal

Red Weekly No. 194, 6 April 1977 · p. 12 of the scan · 279 words

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page 12 of the scan

Plan bank disappeared to? Has it Perhaps there is someone who will be verv embarrassed when we until today the answers to these * See World Outlook on page 10 the international anniversary De oy oemeld 16 June 1977 will be the first demonstrations which were the first of a series of protests by the oppressed black people of South Africa and which continue Thousands of people have suffered at the hands of the brutal South African repressive forces since then. Hundreds have been shot dead, thousands SINTUTEG countless number languish in jail.

We members of the Soweto Students Representative Council Executive Committee which organised the original demonstration call upon the progressive peoples of the world to márk this demonstrating oppressed peoples of South Africa and against all forms of support for the brutal Vorster Apartheid regime. ASeTSEMESTInH Barney Mokgatle Khotso Seatlholo First endorsements include:

African Students Union, The Institute of Race Relations, Russell Foundation, President TASS], Lawrence Daly [Gen. Sec. National Union of Drake Koka SiCen Union of South Africa], Amalgamated Union of Engineering Workers), [NUS President 1975-1977], 1977], Paul Blomfield [NUS Executive member responsible fo South Africal. Anti Apartheid Movement National Committee. Bob Wright (Assistant General Secretary AUEW), Neil Kinnock (Labour MP), Bernadette McAliskey.

Union, Flat 5, 123 Greencroft Road, London NW6 Subscribe anniversary of the Soweto OnVan CIHEO exile and a their solidarity President of the Soweto SSRC Secretary of the Soweto SSRC Treasurer of the Soweto SSRC President of the Soweto SSRC after Tsietsi Cooley Pas Sec. Black Allied Workers Ernie Roberts [Assistant Gen. Sec Charles Clarke Sue Slipman [NUS President-elect

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