SocialistAction 1983–88

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

Statement for the release of the Namibian prisoners

Socialist Action No. 138, 25 April 1986 · pp. 9-10 of the scan · 243 words

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NOTING the illegality of South Africa's considers the 'Interim Government' established acknowledge that South Africa has no legal jurisdiction in Namibia;

conviction in Windhoek where the accused are including the Terrorism Act; Urge HM Government to intervene and call for the immediate release of the seven and reaffirm its commitment to the implementation of UN security Council resolution 435 for the independence of Namibia. presence in Namibia and that HM Government by South Africa in Namibia as 'Null and Void, Condemn the trial of seven Namibians and their charged under South African imposed legislation called for an extraordinary party congress.

Holland with four years ago.

areas, also lost votes.

PvDA is the only big party to oppose cruise cent and 87 per cent voted for the PvDA. a very deep crisis and is racked with internal debate and criticism. A number of regions have Municipal elections on 19 March registered sharp gains for the PvDA (Partij van de Arbeid, the Labour Party). In the big towns its vote rose by up to 12 percentage points compared Main losers were the Liberals and their partners in Holland's coalition government, the Christian Democrats. But the smaller left-wing parties, who presented common slates in many National elections take place on 21 May. The missiles and attacks on the social security system.

Immigrants were entitled to vote for the first time. In Rotterdam and Utrecht between 83 per

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Socialist Action 25 April 1986

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