Group clearly scour South Africt of British ing on coal-to-oil research.
Govemmen cent the army Thousands in towns like source largest refinery in concerns Tor Is regime in 1965, Internally. Both Shell and BP have By January set up prospecting companies to receiving and Namibia for oll deposits, wille aiso work ment under gallons.
Landlocked Rhodesia is at the mercy of these multinational Wing the border crossing Into ort states ment nas BP is proud to play its part in the development of agriculture industry and commerce ment, in nee inis Nations.
supply of oil. SoUn Following the Unilateral Declarawas imposed, but to little effect.
1966 Rhodesia was 145,000 gallons of oil a ment under atoning Was 9,000 MUCA was supplied as it still is today, by Bl The Rand Daily Mail produced a photograph of a BP and that affairs insufficient proof, BP, Shell anc Mobil built an oil depot with of 100.00¢ Messina in South Africa . Messina is 10 miles from the Bridge UPW operations carried out under the cover of a firm called Freight Services complicity of BP Labour GovernDeer recent snow! with the fake independence of th Governwith all other Common Market states, condem fraud at the put a full page the Transkel' in the columns of the Alcan newspape Financial Mail on 22 October 1976 The policy of the Labour Gov ernment in its dealings with the racist states flouts the policy the front line states and the refugee camps; against any military intervention by Britain, the Commonwealth or the United Nations; for complete sanctions against Smith regime and Vorster who provides the lifeline to Rhodesia These points will be amended if passed at the last Labou conference. This called for ar to investments in SOUL AING Resolutions should pour into thi Committee of I to the Labou ine Labour rally aun Government from CLPs and trade by the workers movement into th unions cemancine a tun engul Fi of firms such as BP in southern Africa These should also demand that all trade union i representanon withorawn trom ine boare oldr General Secretary withdrew his union's boycott of South Africar mail under threat of legal action -is a br Doare memoen The books of BP, and all firm: investing with before movement Labour Govern ment must end its collaboration and that o British firms with the racists southern Africa -Shell and BP in south airica.o Martin Bailey. Produced jointly b the Anti Apartheid Movement and the nasicilicie Group.
TOM AAM Charlotte Street London W1P 2DQ.
their acceptance in principle offers the possibility of building a broad unted front to coorainate in week of action. However. attitude of the representative of the Anti Apartheid Executive Com mittee at the meetine did nothing to aid such united, coordinated Chris Childs outlined the posi tion of the AAM Executive for a week of action but against such coordination. They want to set a week aside in which all organisations take up Zimbabwe, but not through joint actions. Such an attitude, essentially a sectarian approach, will only serve weaken the impact of any week of action. The meeting urged the Executive of the AAM to change their minds and build a coordinated week.
The next planning meeting is open to organisations who accept the platform which is similar to that of the resolution passed at the last Annual General Meeting of the AAM, and will begin to draw up plans for the week.
RIC SISSONS * Next planning meeting: Sunday 27 March 2.00pm. War on Wan offices, Caledonian Road (Next door to Caledonian Road
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