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{SPEAKER name="Speaker 1"}
The Conference appeals to women everywhere

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to step up the movement of solidarity

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with the fight of the peoples of Southern Africa

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of freedom and independence,

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to demand that their governments should break completely

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all economic, military, and past calculations

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with South Africa and Rhodesia.

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And to launch a large scale again

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for an end immigration from European and other countries,

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which must necessarily -

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It is necessary that all governments to respect

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the United Nations resolutions concerning the policy

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of economic sanctions against Rhodesia.

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It is a duty of the progressive world countries

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to give all ground assistance

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to the national liberation movements,

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to South Africa, Namibia and Zimbabwe,

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which would contribute to a heavy elimination

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of the racist regime in south,

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that is, the the south of Africa.

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[[speaker speaking off-mike]] [[background noise]]

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The roundtable hailed the revolutionary cooperation

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and assistance given to liberation movements

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and developing countries by the socialist countries

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and other progressive causes.