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Let us make no mistake, while the neutron bomb is to be deployed in Europe
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against the Socialist countries, and in particular against the Soviet Union,
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once deployed in Europe, it will find its way to the government of South Africa.
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And they will stop at nothing
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to prevent the spread of education and progress
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for the people in Southern Africa.
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The Socialist countries and freedom fighters
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everywhere will be the target.
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Europe or Southern Africa, they will stop nowhere.
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We women must unite against racism,
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against fascism, against war, against reaction.
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The United Nations have provided two immediate ways to do it together.
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In 1978, renewed a vigorous struggle everywhere against Apartheid
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and against the arms race,
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in particular, nuclear weapons and the ubiquitous neutron bomb.
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We have demonstrated against our own government,
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when they pursue reactionary politics.
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We must unite internationally, so that we are strengthened in our own national struggles.
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We must ensure that our own governments ratify the U.N. conventions against Apartheid.
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We must find ways to encourage our government to send aid
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and to do business and to do trade with the newly liberated countries.
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In England, for example, we have a Ministry of Overseas Development,
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which has been very progressive towards the future, who is against Apartheid,
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who has given a great deal of help to [[genuine?]] refugees, to the Vietnamese.
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And it seems to me, that requests should be sent to our Ministry of Overseas aid,
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particularly within various [[??]] we have had,
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requests for aid are coming from Southern Africa.
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In 1979, the International Year of the Child,
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should provide many opportunities for cooperation in favor of the world's children.
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Delegates from the Congo and from South Africa, [[noises and talking around mic]]
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have told us of the difficulties, psychological and physical,
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of the children of women living in prison.
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This is one group of children we can help in 1979.
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We should change and experience in the best interests of our children.
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And today, Socialist countries have showed the highest priority
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to the development and habitat of children.
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This can only be implemented fully in a world of peace.
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What countries of Southern Africa have done with their children,
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even during the course of the struggle,
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is a tribute to the care and concern which the refugee
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people have for children - all children - everywhere.
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And now, we would like to thank all the members of OMA,
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who are present, and who have demonstrated
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it to us; the hospitality of this free Africa,
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the generosity of the women and the government of Angola.
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Some [[??]] have given us of many heroines and many heroes
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in their long struggle for freedom.
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