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CALLING FOR PRESSURE
Duration; 21 minutes Against a backdrop of the history of black dispossession,
the origins of black disen-franchisement and the subsequent entrenchment of
black rural poverty by apartheid legislation, a call for sanctions is made
from within South Africa. Representatives of labour unions and peoples'
organisations express their views on "black suffering" within South
Africa and the strategy of sanctions against South African status quo as the
only remaining effective option for bringing about relative non-violent
change in South Africa. Features interviews with: Professor
Francis Wilson - Head of the school of Economics at the University of Cape
Town & director of the Carnegie commission of enquiry into rural poverty
in South Africa; Ms
Ina Periman - Executive director of Operation Hunger; Mr
Saths Cooper - Past-president of AZAPO; Mr Murphy Morobe - Acting
publicity secretary of the UDF; Mr Piroshaw Camay - General
secretary of the Cusa-Azactu federation. |