Socialist Action1985Socialist Action No. 124, 6 December 1985Students set to fight apartheid
Socialist Action No. 124, 6 December 1985 · p. 11 of the scan · 141 words
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THIS YEAR'S NUS conference, to be held on 6 to 8 December, looks set to be the biggest this decade, with an estimated 2000 delegates expected to turn out. creased acivities of NUS This reflects the and students all over the country over recent HUll ths, , especially in solidarity with the struggle asallis apartheid in South Africa.
Student anti-apartheid groups nave been sprouting everywhere this vear. with one result being 64 student banners on the anti-apartheid demonsra tion of 2 November, all with large numbers of students behind them.
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