The UN-OAU Conference on Southern Africa, Oslo, 9-14 April, 1973: Papers and documentsOlav Stokke, Carl Gösta Widstrand The international conference of experts on colonialism and apartheid in Southern Africa, organized by the UN in cooperation with OAU. |
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
NONGOVERNMENTAL ACTION IN SUPPORT OF THE VICTIMS | 17 |
POLICIES AND PROGRAMMES | 25 |
ACTIVITIES OF THE INTERNATIONAL DEFENCE AND AID FUND | 33 |
FOR THE FULL LIQUIDATION OF COLONIALISM AND RACISM | 53 |
ACTIVITIES OF LIBERATION MOVEMENTS | 69 |
THE LIBERATION STRUGGLE IN MOZAMBIQUE AND | 89 |
DO NOT LET THE PEOPLE OF NAMIBIA DOWN | 97 |
ECONOMIC AND OTHER ASPECTS | 117 |
THE ENEMY WE CONFRONT AND | 137 |
FROM CONFRONTATION TO ARMED | 145 |
INCREASING THE EFFECTIVENESS | 163 |
THE LIBERATION STRUGGLE WITHIN SOUTH AFRICA | 183 |
THE UNITED NATIONS ACTION ON APARTHEID IN | 227 |
ACTION UNDERTAKEN IN RELATION TO DECOLONIZATION | 245 |
APPENDIX | 341 |
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