Moi's amnesty ruse | Socialist Action 1983

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Lech Walesa virtual house arrest under surveillance police 24 three security hours a day 'for his own protection'. DESPITE the announcement made by President Moi of Kenya on 1 June that had released 8,463 prisoners including 22 "detainees', so tar no person officially detained without trial has been released Kenya has one of the highest prison world. w mons In le The release of 8,000 prisoners out of a total of 132,000 at the last count, was intenaea to reauce prison running costs rather than releasing OClances The Kenyan government has so far refused meet. world-wide dennes or ease of intellectuals and other ponucal prisoners.

Copies of demands to the Kenvan that they should do should be sent to Committee for the Release of Prisoners Kenya, 76 Stroud Green Road, London N4 3EN (01-272 4889).

will make no difference to the four and a half year rule of Deng Xiaoping, the leader of 'reform' faction of the Chinese bureaucracy. Denfor the claimed credit 32.6 per cent growth output achieved in that time.

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Ziyang explained that in efficient industries will face shut amalgamation in an effort overcoe a f4 1982 budget