IMGpapers 1976–79

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

South Africa hunger strike

· Socialist Challenge No. 83, 15 February 1979 · p. 10 of the scan · 238 words

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Is a woman's right to control her own fertility a relevant issue in Latin America? This is the subject for a forum organised by the International Campaign investments.

Rights

Chile Bolivia and a member of the Women's London. Friday February, 7pm, Seymour Hall, Street, London BP, Metal Box.

This is one of a series of The up to the international day of action for contraception and agains arced steriliations March. mass create demonstration in London is TEN students at the London School of Economics are on indefinite hunger strike against the college's South - African The They began their protest on 8 and February after the Academic Board had rejected a proposal to sell its f300,000 of shares in voted companies with South African subsidiaries. These include ICI, Shell, Courtaulds and majority of the Academic Board argued that the decision to disinvest would be a political one and would said Director Ralf Dahrendorf atmosphere of LOH in whose interests are served by liberal morals.

Before disappearing for the weekend Dahrendorf wrote to the hunger strikers saying that 'understood their feelings' wondered if there was anything he could do to help.

A 350-strong union meeting overwhelmingly to support the hunger strikers. Mass student action next week can help Professor Dahrendorf discover the logical connection between his sympathies and what he can do to help. Disinvest now!

Messages of support to Students Union, LSE, HoughStreet, London WCI

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