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· Socialist Challenge No. 168, 16 October 1980 · pp. 14-15 of the scan · 433 words

The scan: sc-n168-oct-16-1980.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 14 of the scan

Seminar has up machinery monitor events in Namibia SAK in Finland has financed a seminar for 23 trade union officials and students. they helped to for Otto's trip to attend the Paris conference.

In Britain, the picture is different. Ya Otto said that this was the first time that he had spoken with Britsh trades unionists, who generally knew little or nothing about Namibia. Securing support from the British trade unions, however, was the major objective of his European tour.

'Such support is particularly important to us, Otto explained, 'giyen the UK's large economic interests in Namibia. These include banking, construction, other interests, but above all the exploitation A BLOW-up looks set to rock the journalists' union over wnetner iTs members can take industrial over issues, including action secure the right of Socialist Challenge those attacked by the media to answer back.

The NUJ put foward the motion on the media unanimously at : the September. Among the pro. susass was alcauest lo une General COnILI Nexamine ways... to ensure the attach and significance to solidarity from the labour movement, of ya Otto said. 'We believe that the there are progressive forces in imperialist countries will support VUl recognition NUNW is very important, ' he went on, other unions from the DTA which (Democratic Alliance, mineral collaborators Namibia) will come and seek DuDDUlL aoroao workers should real friends in Namibia.?

Apart from the forms of solidarity already port for to rade io port schools which trades established in Angola Zambia. There Namibian refugees CONILECS. anla structors have been holding right of reply for victims of For distortion in the press' proposing the tion, Aidan wiule ferered to the possible need to take direct action to obtain this right. This greatly vexed the Beckett President, Frances MICHEO!

Luc riccu ouicel earorc Beckett has subsequently gone to such lengíhs discredit White's that seven senior members sucaril

page 15 of the scan

CORMAL O SMILING MICHAELS THA INCREASES MUST BI SINGLE FIGURES! SAY THAT I QUITE AGREE WITH HIM! make the zori OK NIN MICHAE INCOME CENT achon. The STA voted to Horrible!

THE Chamber of Horrors at Madame Tussaud's almost Lora wealthy get week tor the unval this time in cox. his counterpart, Carrington, who much of Buckjoins ofmenamom. figies Kenn Josepn Thei tourists can frighten their children a glimpse of Tory Britain. 'THERE has to be a hard struggle against male privilege inside the party in order that we can strengthen it

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Journalists' leaders aim to block right of reply

complete Carrington oreign

And now for that bastion of male power, the

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