Socialist Challenge1981Socialist Challenge No. 190, 26 March 1981Prejudices
Socialist Challenge No. 190, 26 March 1981 · pp. 12-13 of the scan · 144 words
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page 12 of the scan
Socialist Challenge 26 March 1981 Women in the front line of the Namibian struggle 'It is also a victory against the prejudices among some of our male comrades. SWẬPO women's council delegate the conference, held last year, said: 'Experience has show that often after the liberation struggle, left out of participation in which governmed they bring SUCDCUr about.
It is by the involvement of women in SWAPO's organisation and by raising demands to counter Namibian pIcSsl women through economic and political support for the South African regime Now is the time to support women in Namibia. Reponding LuCu demands is the best way o f helping Inel maintain momentum and is an essential nart of out own laliperialism.
Information and solidarity work for Namibiar women SWAPO Women's Campaign, c/0 North Gower St, London NWI.
page 13 of the scan
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