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Washington DC. 1993. Summer 1993. Covert Action Publications. Magazine. Slight Discoloration to Bottom Front Cover, Otherwise Very Good In Staple-Binding. 67 pages. magazine. The cover graphic is taken from, In Memory of Two Thousand Two Hundred Slain Black South Africans, by Detroit artist Carl Owens, 1986. keywords: Magazine Politics. DESCRIPTION - CONTENTS - GLOBAL LINKS TO RACE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA AND THE HANI ASSASSINATION by Jacques Pauw. With the murder of Chris Hani and calls for a white Afrikaner homeland, the neo-Nazi Right - backed by international allies - arms for a last-ditch battle to maintain minority rule; NAZI ECHO: GERMANY FOR THE GERMANS by Michael Hahn. The neo-Nazi Right is on the march against immigrants, Jews, and other undesirables. The Kohl government, concerned about the business climate, slaps a few wrists while it supports anti-immigrant legislation; HAITI: POLITICS OF BLOOD AND RACE by Dan Coughlin. Hundreds of Haitians, guilty only of being HIV-positive, have been incarcerated for months at the U.S. Naval Base in Cuba. There, U.S. forces subject them to psyops as well as medical and physical abuse; ANTI-DEFAMATION LEAGUE: CIVIL RIGHTS AND WRONGS by Abdeen Jabara. The ADL has run a systematic long-term private political spy network against pinkos, the Right, and Arabs, passing on information to the U.S., South African, and Israeli governments. Check the list for your group; THE CRIME OF PUNISHMENT AT PELICAN BAY MAXIMUM SECURITY PRISON by Corey Weinstein & Eric Cummins. Under the unblinking eye of electronic surveillance, this prototype prison locks men up for over 23 hours a day in high-tech torture chambers; IRELAND'S TARGETED GENERATION by Betsy Swart. The British military is targeting a generation of Irish youth for neutralization or death. Four young men are gunned down when they fight back against constant harassment and deadended futures with an act of defiance; BLACK YOUTH IN POLICE CROSSHAIRS by Keith Jennings. On U.S. streets, skin color equals probable cause as police subject black men to a particular human rights abuse: collective punishment; INTERVIEW: FRED WEIR IN RUSSIA. The Soviet-era Communist elite has exchanged its hammers and sickles for American Express cards. Meanwhile, with rising unemployment, pollution and nationalism, Russia enters an era of political, economic, and social disintegration; PROFITEERS FUEL WAR IN ANGOLA by Sharon Beaulaurier. Increasingly, bogus relief companies, CIA-linked airlines, and freelance gunrunners are strengthening UNITA'S drive to win on the battlefield what it lost in free and fair elections. inventory #47888 Slight Discoloration to Bottom Front Cover, Otherwise Very Good In Staple-Binding.
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