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AK2145-B2-1-3-003-Jpeg.Pdf jj.tiitrinwtwniriKi w in ii fi vu. by llic du>:lot ti.Ujl liilcilcie with llic opeia- a viciuui cluic in wliicn n«i of llic Mtumy legislation. ii a JtifJittcly essential ii>i dm administration unwillingness support eacli «ih'!‘'ilc“te and Ultimately, the causes of‘ii *.l justice in South Africa dial tliis should be medical tragedy »,c fea, , «<-nit>l* «i. am! (he SAMDC and MASA arc inexorably compelled to play their pari. '“eJwaJ profession i, and sympathy for it. Coniform,*rv«* t'uilduii tills ston from abioad will not help In the conuxi within which it functions,* come these problems but m*L!! 0ve‘- il and enable it to live with tl *" , ' e*‘u,« African medical profession has Atom Itself 10 be incapable of coping with J—* Hie etlucal implications arising from the wiUiiii Sou lit Africa itself- SL> r *"KC medical j.rofessioi, ilself u „ M U,« ^cuiily legislation. While doubtless hi m o o , w » * « « « * inJivtdual eases practitioners may justifiably 4“*|,cc«c*l 01 having acted with evil tensions and split, necessary f.„ lfii ^ l process to commence. I,C,J||'K .....Mes‘ «,l« V*U<t* part of the problem •‘■ncs hum the very structure of the insiitu- u-n. involved. Hie statutes and definitions FonUUtUt , ! cxl)l,c" y "*J ill the m anne, in which How Pretoria wages the courts have interpreted them, equate S.- to ilie Slate’s South A/Ju-a\v'et h 0f estaKfelfed policies. Hie medical profession appoints to ConuUcr certain g l j war by A l i i Pjlm d consul* of individuals who in many cases 16 5th March /<W» us white voters, uccepi Uie fundamenlai 17. V ttS ia r. U March piJltkal tn.pl,cations of this legislation. The apaitheid legimc has embaiked oil a Uie l'J82 Defence White Paper Magnus . Su,,Ju? Xxpren tJohan,ttsburv) n A^uldnigly, ollc Jlmi, nol expect ihc||j January l m . Sunday hmc. 11 conceited and co-ordinated campaign of Malan (Minister of Defence) stated that: willingly to confront it. Tim, however, is burtf 21 February 19H2. •Joh'uu^ economic, political and military deslabili- "It is alarming that more and more sophis­ an Inadequate explanation fot whai is IV The Star, a March IVX2 lation in Souihetn Africa. Ilie gravity of ticated , weapons a/e ' pouring into happening in Souii. Africa today for it 20 Rantl Daily itml February /«■». the situation is reflected by the communique neighbouiing countries" and that "serious of the heads of Governments of the Front consideration should now; be given to the '**, "ul ,,ake i,“ ° accounl tlie manner in bowetun, 3 February li>S2. the medical associations k,e 21. Ram! Daily Mail, J March /ov>. is line Slates (meeting in Maputo, March possibility of conventional Warfare." stiuvluied into the system: not only are the Mail. 16 March 1VX2 " hm m ‘ 1982) which noted that "Ilie invasion and Prime Minister Botha gave some individuals leluclant to come into coniliot 22 Ramt Daily Mail, 7Mav H>tS2 military aggicssion, the utilisation of aimed indication of Souih Africa’s intentions bandits and agents, the ads ol sabotage and when lie stated that "We are moving more 14 *,,e V*,e'" . ^ s h o u l d they be Willing 7. Jtu,ut M y Mail; 2d shunt it «** o so ctiv*ii piolciiioiul associations aie 23-2V August W > ‘ economic blackmail, the massive and and more in the direction in which die state rcuJcfcii incapable of giving support. subversive piopaganda campaigns conducted of Istael has already been since 194H," t,o C ‘,.m i'y » by South Africa aie ptuof that thete is and went on to warn that "South Africa’s cutienlly an undeclared war situation sphere of inlluence" extends to all its 1,1 Sou,h Atiica. the elliicai slailj engcudeied and supported by South Africa." neighbours in Southern Africa. “f U,e l*“**^iunaj associations U Ulte them lo en*uie that they p|ay ,|lcif It is becoming increasingly clear that Pik Uotha (Foieign Minister) spelt this the regime is developing a massive capacity out more blatantly when he atrogantly » ««wtaK Uut the security ZZ ' “ ^ « «hey aie meant to do - i.e convict not only to hold back the revolutionary declared that "The existence of a ring of sc Kliu Oppose the regime The ni -li- I advances in South Africa and Namibia but marxist slates ... atound South Africa wav also to subveil and undeimine the gains inimical to South Africa's interests. ” This alieady achieved' In Southern Africa. Ilie situation he said, could not be tolerated. use of conventional war is becoming a After announcing that South Africa cenlial component of this regional strategy. would have to open up a “second front", Using the 'big lie* techniques of Goebbels Magnus Malan issued a warning that die they justify their aggieutou by claiming "slogan in Africa should be: Obtain that the neighbouring countries pose a communist assistance and terrorist organisa­ military lineal to them. In the preface' to tions to launch so called liberation O IV) o n o f minerals we aU m us| 1* i* III Sou ill Afii--. .i •no« in,puna,,, '« U*c **>,•, ••< S2 TJJ % rheaJ stake - boili 0Uf tangible »ic a, W , b H M h , strategic Interests and „i c0,,oinic •Icfiuiy (u Jean Kirkpaltfck that 0| f ,eSen' ^ »'>d mural interests “ ou» l>oijlicjl *«>£w^d taking office, and iVienJ of ilie ijc Abandon a couniiy which has u , ( iu‘ We w every war we have foug|l l a v ■** «* u n u fr ^ u CiieutUl u u , nw ventenu u d U.c end result |s k- misery.*• 1,1 « H^uli in ...................„ , “ ; J “ “ "'i*H arfiuifi,ie»v l,av h— , Mpessiv* •lie dclcu, of |V,n l,l!C"lificJ since «»ie alieiiipts io esiabhT et* * U * * * iJ » ^ J a s s y a s democracies, s r z "'• *>* «!»«S8 ^hhI.jI.Uc sinTih* uf ,l*J«|»«**tlemse Li ZZT* or »d aie L*nL° Wlll<C l Cu,li;lLJdcd dial “ij,. ’ aie tncoiiragmg ,|ul „ us. "c,i p,ei,areJ Pl-y an L«»e i t Z n ' t , ,h/“u^ Jeadcr o f il,c Wc« •• |.Uf o f U,l° “ ,rt" 7 - *■* 3 * SrtSK •liis lias meam , , ull‘ Alrica, o i\ r “le * Uiadual relaxation of 2 I, „ *. U:e,, ‘Z'<Z£ zr;:r;:t? ^ ^ *‘|J mUiUry relaieJ ““ ,u^‘u , y '•■< H.ilJj ,ln , ""P^'UllSI .Iraltgy w - to ^“tnkcicict’i,- .. ofs -...,( z . z ’ Zu,,dei M-r the Cuuipuiers, which can U u J j ^ °f „ J •■im . r " ? C‘M,l,:.,l,.,1UW* anil- '"wleaf explosions has I -,‘mW 4 1 «“ Aiu.scor 0f jls‘ i * - - “ 'W'lied - »«n.i H1r 1 u,,i"‘ bfokeis played a key ‘U,J US - J ^ .tU""l';f',c''ol"«t0Jiaiy Alnca buy al,„oSi 100 "cons o f'^ ^ r ’.' "we a,e willing to work with Uicin lo tind for imperialist global strategy, and «-■ ‘-u«ua.„, ;u j;,,a,,l*c,j « uiaiiiuiii. _ .. 1 ‘■•'inched an internationally acceptable settlement specifically for tubvcniun, exploitation *............. ,»« A ,,»* *ioi»i resunfed' by‘ J f t ?**"“* which will nui harm iheii intcresls." and destabilisation o f the African ‘ <U.S. Assistan Ill ly o o "*<-• Americans •ulJ 11,» active and iipeu collaboration of continent; '•“ Aliicau AH' i o f Stale •lie £raniini! of a i 7 , » ,csi,unsil>le lor the Keaga,i 'll,jtcher admiuistrations has limit support given lo the ANC and ..... Jutv eo,,c,ud“i «*•«. u ..... uiidoubtcdly eucuutfKed the teirnrist use of SWAI‘0 . ,,i ‘ailed |,lk.|all "'*** S““i',y flljuy Namibia U,o USA L , ,Vai- then muscle, and is turning Southern Africa physically eliminate the ANC and “-w ... wo,i; M,“- “ lo hall ihe or k- * . P6-*!heading •»»cmpls inio one ul ihe most critical llashpoints SWAI'O: ....... ^ ................................ in mtcrujlioiul politics. nictnotandma i,. i|CJt • * ' *11 a W id In the last lew yeais there has been a Z, J» lL'i u\ mi- steady escalation in ihe regime's use of South African aggression iaii'ecis vnuially •••Id i,| ||, ■ IK o' A,,faj“» l"“S, l>,? economic sabnlage and leitoiisiti, the whole o f Southern Africa, and even , ^ " 7 —.. l ,,L o p u v^ c o f ou| n c v i ' t / S .................... commando laldi and laigo scale mililary laulier afield, as the alien,pled coup in ihe I ............ ‘ •S■,,,,,* Ij by any •■pun sirjiei»ic n_--li'T** ;,,li*,'l,> •IJ^ d invasions, the stiatcgic objectives being to: Seychelles and ihe bombing of the ANC .... ... i « 7., :;rr .......................< *-«*«. l"*siiion u, li.j, ,j!,|l(y office iu Ixmdon showed. A brief look Mill - .......... Al.Ka^S;"^" l,|ai ihc N.mui,,........ .. Uc*" ““ ,u «>' * ,n.i,„lain dominance of the legion and give some indication of 'the naiuic and obsijcL- l*i*»l>leni *„» J ,,lll|UI>. picvcnl any socioeconomic changes; extern of this, aud ihe serious challenge * 111 iil.,i,,,„ j,l(, J|( | (|(|1 O * maintain racist S^iulh Aliica as U base cnnfioniing not only ihe people* of 2.re> .......: ......................... - ..... _______________ fm m ^,fcyiir^nfcHm unrima-iri.inM ^,, Southern Allies but (lie entire international ciuiutiiiiiity. Angola had once again obliged us 1, a B.cai part o f o ,.f n.a„,..,Wer .„a| ?; ,‘V0“ 1 v *uio»tiic p ic tu re financial resources to sireni-il.^o U.c Colonial Ic^oy has .es.ilted i„ ,J1C |act d‘-‘Ielite capability, llieieby jeopard'!15- ° U' •l.-l Hie economies of almost all Countries • ™ i» .
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