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campaign for key Namibiar political prisoners - whose cases Amnesty Internationa and the Red Cross refuse to take up because the Namib ians concerned accept violence as a necessary means of struggle.
No effort has been made to mobilise workers to hali Namibian uranium (technic ally, stolen produce) coming into Britain.
This is not a simple mora: issue. The chauvinist and nationalist, racist and pacifist, traditions embedded in the British working class have to be confronted active and similar bodies, to THE Namibian Support Committee, which has been working in solidarity with the Namibian struggle for eleven years, is asking for support for a fund-raising benefit at Islington Town Hall, Upper Street, on Saturday 19 September at which it is hoped Owen Carron MP will speak. Starts at 7.30, bands will be Tropicana, Split Rivitt and the Enchanters. Tickets £3.00 in advance, £3.50 on the door, from Namibia Support Committee, 188 North Gower Street, London NW1 2NB, phone 388 5539.
THERE will be a vigil in protest against the Reagan endorsement of the invasion of Angola outside the /nerican Embassy from 6 pm on Thursday 10 September until 9 am on Friday 11. the books to investigate the sto tha