IMGpapers 1980–83

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

Solidarity

Socialist Challenge No. 181, 22 January 1981 · p. 14 of the scan · 162 words

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page 14 of the scan

Rossing , the biggest single investment in Namibia and source of one-sixth of the world's uranium, is halt owned and Rio. Tinto Zinc It supplies nearly half of Bri tain's uranium Contracts between RTZ Nuclear Fuels authorised secretly Benn, violated Security Council resolution international law the quite simply stolen, the profits going to in lemmanolar banks and RTZ shareholders like Lord CarrMeanwhile the contract at Rossing live and work under appalling conditions. Organising through the Rossing Mineworkers Union, At its conference • on 2' January CANUC will plan a more intensive campaign labour movement develop solidarity with Namiworkers through boycott of the uranium and to stop the renewal of the contracts in 1981.

cluding CND and student's UHOI are organising a national day of local action March, directed at Central Electricity Generating Board depots and offices to highlight this camFor details on the conference and publications on Namibia, SWAPO, and CANUC, contact: Namibia North Gower London NWI. Tel 01-38 5539.

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