IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

SUFFER LITTLE CHILDREN?

Red Weekly No. 186, 10 February 1977 · p. 12 of the scan · 567 words

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NAME. *Okay kids, you're here to learn the three Rs-rifles, rioting, and revenge from the Guardian is typical of the racist garbage put out by the British press in the name of objective reporting. Underlying the media coverage orine abaucnon nas been tne assumpuon inat noooay coura vorantarily SUBSCRIPTION RATES DOMESTIC: E7 per vear 23.50 for six month.

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The main discussion at the mee ting came over what structure this Zimbabwe campaign should take The IMG and many other militants put forward the need for a co ordinating committee made up of representatives of all the organisaana oper others, and including individual This was opposed by Paul Fauvet. a member of the Mozambique Angola and Guine Information Centre and the Communist Party He argued that an organisation already existed that could spearhead this campaign and that was the Anti-Apartheid Movement. These remarks failed to grasp that there were many activists and organisations outside the AAM that wanted to organise action over In the event another meeting was set for all the organisations present Ther and many others who could be encouraged to attend for 13 March which would discuss the precise delals of the week or Accon on The day before another impor tant meeting took place - that of Nanona commutee orsine AAM. The meeting discussed the campaigns around British militar collaboration and disinvestment of British interests in South Africa The agenda also included an item on a special policy statement on the situation in southern Afwhich again made clear the AAM call for the Labour Government to cease all military links, halt all new investment and loans to South Africa, support a mandatory United Nations arms embargo and tighten sanctions against Rhodesia. These were considered to be minimum demands that the AAM expected the Labour Government

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