IMGpapers 1980–83

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

SWAPO leader for London

· Socialist Challenge No. 175, 3 December 1980 · p. 12 of the scan · 471 words

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ports' the slogan of Indian students demonstrating against Prince 'Charles at Delhi University on 25 November.

Since arriving in India met by demonstrators who wonen virginity tests Heathrow airport.

The scandal over virgini› an inquiry renry rerowees dings were Secretarast day of disclosed Whitelaw on the the last parliamentary SCS sion, lo ury ane avo orem uproar would While virginity tests have been stopped, tones Have approved the Dracuice -ravine subcontinent as a means of determining their and consequently their right •practice was condemned World Health Organisation for exposing cessary It has been reliable. Many experts claim that such tests are only acCurate To within two years either way!

Campaign Against Racist Laws will be discussing these new immigration procedures as well as Tory a national delegate con posals It calle January.

information from: CARL, c/o Lansbur House, Camberwel Grove, London SES. SAM Nujoma, the leader of Namibia's national liberation movement, SWAPO, will address a rally in London on December.

He will do so amidst signs of a growing panic Tine prospects for friendly settlement' the Namibia issue.

Latest to get in on the act of hing for calva d out of the Namibia war is The wan Henry Kissinger meeting in Lisbon with the South African foreign minister.

At the same time UN secretary . generar •Kurt a helm issued a call for an ferenci ter held in anuary. to Final WBOu discuss rangements' for the 1978 pian arawn up by Davic • Young TOI UN-controlled dependence elections in Namibia.

Mao Zedong and Lin Biao at the time of the The managed widespread poverty, and methods of the victory locally and awai provided fertile round for dissatisfaction an mediator, rev friticism of everything and everyone was the order of Shanghai in 1967, a virtual in bosses; Wang Congress of the bureaucracy But mass movement for their own ensure bureaucratic tendencies emergEdith rejected all sides. than Hongwen: rebellion students and workers reached such proportions that al the began to panic.

The South African has avoca commitment Oin. • 31 western powers at the United Nations imposition occupation of Namibia aim diplomatic seems to be to set ur Lancaste House-type CorTerence the sort that settled the Zimbabwe war It is a tribute • to the liberation war being wagto re-establish themselves in the party. Mao's began to whittled and Chou Enlai acted the implementing Liu the Shaoqi's programme, but using the rhetoric of Mao. tionally, China's foreign policy swung violently to the right.

The conflict was largely con fined to the upper echelons of bureaucracy. The 10th Chinese Communist Party in 1973 resulted in fac when Enlai fell ill in 1974, he was able to that "moderate' Deng Xiaoping replaced him rather radical Wang never

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