SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

Demonstrate against apartheid

Socialist Action No. 101, 10 May 1985 · p. 12 of the scan · 168 words

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page 12 of the scan

ticularly on Namibia, South Africa's own internal stability and its international relations.

The cosmetic reforms on mixed marriages the granting of bail on Friday to five of the opposition leaders known as the 'Durban eleven United Democratic Front leaders charged with treason, are all signs of this pressure.

The mobilisations of blacks South Africa, however, continue to threaten the stability of the regime.

The mass turnout of blacks occurs in the context of high levels of inflation, a foreign exchange crisis and a dramatic fall in the value of the Rand.

The result is savage atpressure, contradictory policies are emerging, parhe apartheid regime Dennis Worral, South African ambassador Britain claims the murders of blacks are 'inevitable in a period of reform'. Leaving aside the fact they have yet to seriously appear how can there be talk o reforms when South Africa still illegally HITH support and solidarity is shown with those fighting АЦИА TRI AN SOLIDARITY FORWARD TO FREEDOM IN NAMIBIA SOUTH AFRICA! SOLIDARITY WITH SWAPO!

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