Socialist Outlook

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PULL-OUT SUPPLEMENT INSIDE: SPECIAL Don't scrap sanctions!

Socialist Outlook no. 6, July 20 1991 · 190 words

South Africa Balkans

Yugoslavia - pp2-3 BCCI - back page Europe - Centre pages South Africa are lifted, the republic is back in the Olympics, and to cap it all they are back in international cricket. These are massive victories for FW De Clerk's campaign to convince the world that South Africa is really changing. Change there is. Petty apartheid is being done away with. But the real structure of South Africa - racial capitalism - is not being changed. The overwhelming majority of the black population are in the worst jobs or unemployed, and living in the poverty-ridden. townships and 'homelands'. Millions of blacks live in fear as Inkatha and the security force terrorise the townships, murdering thousands. Real equality in South Africa is light years away. Even 'one person, one vote' has not been achieved Sanctions hurt. The labour movement must demand no further retreat. The oppressed and exploited majority in South Africa still need to support and solidarity of the working class internationally

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