SocialistAction 1983–88

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

Islington rally against apartheid

Socialist Action No. 132, 28 February 1986 · p. 10 of the scan · 157 words

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page 10 of the scan

LAST Thursday people crammed into Islington's Red Rose Club rally against apartheid.

Organised by Islington North and South Labour Parties and the Anti Apartheid Movement, the rally assembled local MPs Jeremy Corbyn and Chris Smith, SWAPO, the AAM, Essop Pahad from the ANC, and Tony Benn MP. It took place on the same day that international bankers gave •LIC South African government year's financial Ronald Reagan made his space konala visit to Grenada.

Essop Pahad stressed that the fight against apartheid is a fight against imperialism. The South Africa regime had declared war on the country's black population, he said. The South African arms budget is greater than most black the Nyc ot African countries The ANC, he argued. is the only organisation with an army fighting apartheid, the organisation rame that can sh with He said there was a mass soontaneous response from the youth of South Anca identifying with the ANC, marching under

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