African Activist Archive

The newsletter reports on the breakdown of the United Nations meeting about Namibia in Geneva, including a quotation from SWAPO President Sam Nujoma. The newsletter includes a commentary, "A Look at World Affairs," broadcast on Radio South Africa and reports on the case of Namibian farm worker Markus Kateka, whose death sentence in being appealed. The newsletter includes newspaper articles and a copy of a letter to President Ronald Reagan on Namibia signed by representatives of the American Committee on Africa, Phelps-Stokes Fund, Office on World Community of Lutheran World Ministries, Episcopal Churchmen for South Africa, Southern Africa Program of the American Friends Service Committee, Washington Office on Africa, TransAfrica, Coalition for a New Foreign and Military Policy, and Southern Africa Project of the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law. Contents: Namibia • 'Voices for South Africa' • Report on a visit to hospitals in Luanda, Peoples Republic of Angola by a delegation from the 2nd Session of the International Commission of Inquiry into the crimes of the racist arid apartheid regimes in Southern Africa, held 30 January to 3 February 1981 • Death in Namibia • 2nd Session of the International Commission of Inquiry into the Crimes of the Racist and Apartheid Regimes in Southern Africa (Luanda, from January 30th to February 3rd), Sworn Statement by Silas Ndapuka • We shot this young girl. She must have been about five… • The war that poses a question for the West • [Dear Mr. President] • U.S. Policy on South Africa • From President Ronald Reagan's Interview on C.B.S. Television Conducted By Walter Cronkite, Tuesday, 3 March 1981, in Answer to Question About South Africa and Human Rights • Episcopal Diocese Supports a Free Namibia

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