Rights on Argentina | IMGpapers 1980

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The Committee for Human Rights in Argentina (CHRA) feels that the realisation of the legitimate desires and aspirations OI the habitants of the islands can in no way be served by military confrontation between and as Britain, either on the islands themselves surrounding waters.

A controntation would bring a real threat to the security and welfare of the Black workers at Ford Dagenham have been consoling middle aged white workers with a friendly pat on the back and a reminder: Never mind, you've still got Tonga.' Socialist Challenge 15 April 1982 Islanders, and provide the Junta the excuse it needs to intensify repression against the Argentinian people.

We therefore believe that all military aggression on both sides should stop, the first and essential step towards holding negotiations involving the true representatives of all YOUOS concened Argentines, and Islanders.

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Socialist THE fact is that the Falkland Islands are