Socialist Outlook

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Shooting will never Strusgle

· Socialist Outlook no. 42, May 15 1993 · 199 words

- REJET NCILS programmes, is to strengthen capitalism by pressurising the govemment to spend less on social services.

The nett effect of these IMF/World Bank initiatives will be a deliberate further impovertsment or our poopic and the weakening of mass organiWOSA stands opposed to joint management or co-responsibility berween the racist state and the oppressed.

Until a formal and democratic system has been instituted through a democratically elected Constituent Assembly such mechanisms are no less than old-style Native Advisory boards which add a veneer of the racist regime. ganisations to unite in increasins arass action and class struggle in all social spheres and to focus our political struggle on the attainment of a democratilowed all structures of WOSA a three month period of intense discussion around the elections. The incoming Central Committec had been mandated to moet discuss the possibility of a common approach.

Other major resolutions dealt WOSA's united front policy with other political organisations, the economic crisis, education, labour, health, gender, you/sudens and loca govemment/housing. The full text of these resolutions and papers are available from the WOSA offices. Comrade Hani During the Conference the news of the murder of Cde Hani was received with a

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