UNITED DEMOCRATIC FRONT
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Legalized Lawlessness : The public safety amendment bill |
Statement regarding the abolition of pass laws in attempt to find a peaceful solution to the country's problems. |
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Statement by Legal organisations on the Public Safety Bill and the Internal Security Bill |
Statement by Legal organisations on the Public Safety Bill and the Internal Security Bill |
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Statement by trade union organisations |
Statement by trade union organisations as they warns the government that if it passes Le Grange's Bill it will be declaring war on Congress of South African Trade Union and all democratic organisations |
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Statement on Le Grange's Bill |
Statement on Le Grange's Bill as the government loses control daily and its attemps to retain power become increasingly desperate. |
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United Democratic Front/African National Congress/COSATU press statement |
Press statement issued by the United Democratic Front, African National Congress and Congress of South African Trade Unions regarding the township's violence which started on July 22 1990. |
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New year message of the United Democratic Front: December 1987 |
Press release from the United Democratic Front with a new year message in which the United Democratic Front salutes courage bravery and determination of the victims of apartheid and those still struggling for a democratic, non-racial and unitary South Africa. |
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United Democratic Front challenges PW Botha on opening of parliament |
United Democratic Front challenges PW Botha on opening of parliament |
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Message to the people in Bophuthatswana and other Bantustans from the United Democratic Front |
Press statement calling on all the people who are trapped inside bantustans to unite and participate actively to end the circus shows staged by the bantustan chiefs and their armed gangs. |
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United Democratic Front protests banning |
Press statement regarding the United Democratic Front protesting the banning and restricting of activities of their open and peaceful organisations. |
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Five years of the United Democratic Front |
Public statement for the United Democratic Front from 20 August 1983 to 20 August 1988 regarding its achievements over the five years. |
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Statement by Mass Democratic Movement on Winnie Mandela |
Statement made by the Mass Democratic Movement on Winnie Mandela at the press conference which was called after the culminating of community meetings in Soweto and throughout the country. |
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Press statement |
Press statement where Valli Moosa welcomed the return of Rev Frank Chikane and how he has been a subject of detention without trial and assassination. |
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Statement by Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr Taro Nakayama |
Statement by Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr Taro Nakayama regarding the election of the new State President in South Africa |
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Releases a victory for the people |
Statement by Congress of South African Trade Unions and the United Democratic Front on behalf of the Mass Democratic Movement regarding their release which is also a victory for the international solidarity movement. |
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United Democratic Front comment on the proposed National Council Bill |
Press statement regarding United Democratic Front comment on the proposed National Council bill. |
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United Democratic Front condemns South African Government intervention in Angola. |
Press statement about South African Government intervention in Angola. |
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The Okanangan statement on Southern Africa and programme of action |
The Okanangan statement on Southern Africa and programme of action. |
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Press statement on stop hanging of Meilies and Jantjies. |
Press statement regarding the hanging of Meilies and Jantjies as United Democratic Front calls on all peace-loving South Africans and the international community to demand government to stop hangings of Wellington Mielies and Moses Jantjies. |
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The United Deocratic Front and repression-January 1985 to April 1986 |
Statement on the United Democratic Front and repression during the period January 1985-April 1986. |
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Statement by Mr D J Louis Nel, Deputy Minister of Information |
Statement by Mr D J Louis Nel, Deputy Minister of information regarding a certain press reports and editorial comment, to the effect that the government is asking parliament for additional powers for the police because it has no intention to resolve political and other grievances by reforms or ne |