African Activist Archive

The mailing says violence in South Africa continues unabated despite the July 16 United Nations debate and ensuing resolution that appointed a Special Representative of the Secretary-General to negotiate an end to the violence and "remove the obstacles towards the resumption of negotiations." The mailing includes an Action Alert ("VIOLENCE BLOCKS CONSTITUTIONAL NEGOTIATIONS") and a transcript of ABC's WORLD NEWS TONIGHT WITH PETER JENNINGS about the impact of the violence. More information about how anti-apartheid activists can help "stop Apartheid Violence" is available from the American Committee on Africa. The mailing discusses the African National Congress (ANC), the U.S. government, sanctions, an interim government, the Convention for a Democratic South Africa (CODESA), F.W. de Klerk, Nelson Mandela, political violence, townships, the Biopatong massacre, anti-apartheid activists, Chief Gatsha Buthelezi, Inkatha, Amnesty International, the International Commission of Jurists, the South African Human Rights Commission (HRC), Special Envoy Cyrus Vance, covert operations, special forces, the South African Police (SAP), Dumisani Kumalo, Diane Sawyer, government prosecutors, the Zulu tribe, Don Kladstrup, Martha Hlehlethe, Maj. Ray Harrald, Mathews Phosa, Dirk Coetzee, trade union leader Jay Naidoo, the Goldstone Commission, and Minister of Law and Order Hernus Kriel.

African Activist Archive

[Dear Friends, Violence in South Africa continues unabated despite the July 16 United Nations debate ...]

VIOLENCE BLOCKS CONSTITUTIONAL NEGOTIATIONS

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