also reported to the meeting on its policy, its strategy and tactics. emphasised greatest possible mobilisation of all the people of our country to join in against the equally and in combination with the mass political struggle to defend the people against the enemy armed forces and to give the people the possibility to seize power from a white minority which holds on to power by the use of force.
that it is of central importance that the campaign for the immediate unconditional release of all political prisoners, including Nelson Mandela, should develop with even greater intensity. agreed that tions would do their utmost in puruit of this goal.
deepens, SO resistance, anger and the will of our people to fight back. In the process many issues have emerged and will continue to emerge as central campaigning issues.
democratic as fronted with the task of finding working the correct campaign to destroy bantu education and establish in its place one single democratic the need for the united political action apartheid regime regime The three delegations agreed They our people. the three organisaany Botha regime.
As the crisis of our country toc does the At this very moment the entire movement negotiations non-racial, free and compulsory system of education for all the children of our country.
Similarly it has become imperative that the workers of our country, together with all the democratic forces, work together to destroy the pass laws — the badge of slavery - and the whole system of influx control and prevent the Botha regime from reintroducing this hated system in any guise whatsoever.
In these and all other campaigns facing our people it is the duty of the democratic forces to work together and consult one another in order to establish the maximum unity in action by all The delegations further agreed that the obstacle to negotiated solution the They concluded that no negotiations are possible while the leaders of the people are in prison and while the Pretoria regime refuses to accept that our country should be governed by all its people, both black and white, as equals, as brothers and sisters In this context the national liberation movement, headed by the ANC, explained that neither nor 'talks about talks' have taken place and that the ANC is committed that tany the Botha regime and its allies, despite the heightening repression, victory over the system of white minority racist rule is not far off.
commitment three organisations to fight for a society free from the chains of poverty, racism and exploitation which would require the restructuring of the present economy.
7 March 1986
Socialist Action 21 March 1986