From echap at eng.gla.ac.uk Wed Nov 3 07:25:24 1999 From: echap at eng.gla.ac.uk (echap at eng.gla.ac.uk) Date: 03 Nov 1999 07:25:24 Subject: News Bulletin workers struggles in Iran Message-ID: --Skulk_of_Foxes_656_000 Content-Type: TEXT/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-MD5: Pum8fp2AWX5yWs9uARGhmA== Also available on: http:\\www.etehadchap.com\worker --Skulk_of_Foxes_656_000 Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="new45.doc" Content-Transfer-Encoding: BASE64 Content-Description: new45.doc Content-MD5: Id883LCj0s/3BKJcLOpj6w== 0M8R4KGxGuEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAPgADAP7/CQAGAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAB AAAAcgAAAAAAAAAAEAAAdAAAAAEAAAD+////AAAAAHEAAAD///////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// 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AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA== --Skulk_of_Foxes_656_000-- From dhkc.bruxelles at chello.be Wed Nov 3 11:57:53 1999 From: dhkc.bruxelles at chello.be (dhkc.bruxelles at chello.be) Date: 03 Nov 1999 11:57:53 Subject: About the arrest of Fehriye Erdal Message-ID: This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_003D_01BF261C.F3EB7F20 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable DEVRIMCI HALK KURTULUS CEPHESI Press Bureau Date: November 1st, 1999 No: 102 ABOUT THE ARREST OF FEHRIYE ERDAL After the arrest of Fehriye Erdal in Knokke city in Belgium on the = evening of September 26th her identity was revealed and the Turkish = government wanted to use this development as their success. Whatever had = happened has nothing to do with Turkey. It is the consequence of = coincidences.=20 - After the identity of Fehriye Erdal was revealed the media in Turkey = did not waste time to began their usual misinformation. Those = journalists, who have a lack of integrity, unhesitatingly copied the = lies of MIT and police in their papers and TV channels.=20 - The MIT and police statement stating "we had been pursuing her for = months" is a complete lie.=20 - It is another lie stating that "46 weapons were seized" in the house = in Knokke. Only a couple of pistols were seized. - It is a lie stating that "2 Million Dollars were seized". There was no = money. - The immoral claims against our organisation is the evidence proving = how sick the minds of torturers and murderers are.=20 "BAND", "CRIME", "TERROR ORGANISATION" THESE CLAIMS BELONG TO THE = FASCISM IN TURKEY All the fascist and despot powers, who are the enemies of freedom and = justice, want to legitimise torture, massacres, illegitimacy and = injustice by condemning the movements as "terrorists - gangs" who oppose = them and struggle for freedom, justice and equality. The fascist power = in Turkey does the same. All the revolutionary-democrat forces who = oppose the rulers and struggle for freedom and democracy are facing the = accusation of being "terrorists - gangs" .=20 And consequently; - All the governments of the Turkish Republic converted Turkey into the = country of massacres. Without investigation or judicial practices and = they unlawfully massacred revolutionaries one by one and sometimes in = groups. The latest examples are the massacres of 10 revolutionaries in = Ulucanlar-Ankara prison, 2 persons in Adana and A. Taner Kislali. - Turkey became the country of disappearances. Hundreds of our people = were arrested, kidnapped and made disappeared. - Turkey is the country of torture. Everyone who demands the basic = rights and liberties is arrested and tortured. Millions of our people = were tortured.=20 - Only the rulers and those who serve for fascism have rights of free = speech. Either you will agree with the state or you will be made = disappeared, killed or at least sent to prison.=20 - In Turkey, there is no freedom for speaking your own language, to = practice your own culture, religion or sect. Only the racist thoughts of = the state are freely exercised. Anyone who disobeyed them is announced = as "public enemy and terrorist"=20 - Turkey is a country where starvation and poverty are in hegemony. = People have to fight to survive. Those who demand jobs or the = equivalence of their efforts are announced as "terrorists". This is the = brief scene of Turkey.=20 Even in the prisons of Turkey there is no security for life. This is the = country where the arrest warrant and the order of "shoot on sight" was = issued for Fehriye Erdal. Her court case is still continuing and she may = face the capital punishment. While all these examples of injustice take = place in Turkey, it is natural for Fehriye Erdal to obtain a false = passport and to solve the problem of accommodation. Fehriye Erdal would = either surrender herself to the justice of fascism or take measurements = to protect her life.=20 - There is no legitimate reason for the fascist power in Turkey to issue = an arrest warrant from Interpol for Fehriye Erdal. Law and justice = cannot be expected in a country where torture and massacres are = organised by the state.=20 - THE JUSTICE OF BELGIUM SHOULD NOT ACCOMPANY THE FASCIST POWER'S = MASSACRES AND TORTURE IN TURKEY. - IF THE JUSTICE OF BELGIUM CLAIMS THAT THERE IS DEMOCRACY AND LAW ORDER = IN BELGIUM, THEY SHOULD WITHDRAW THE ACCUSATIONS OF "GANGS" AND = "TERROR". To struggle against the fascist regime in Turkey is legitimate and a = natural right. To not to struggle means to co-operate with fascism.=20 - According to the legislation in Belgium, no crime has been committed. = The justice of Belgium should not repeat the claims of Turkey and the = Nazi imitators. If there is justice in Belgium, it is clear that no = crime has been committed in Belgium.=20 DHKP-C IS A LEGAL AND DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT IN EUROPE. The power in Turkey represents fascism, DHKP-C represents freedom and = justice. THE JUSTICE OF BELGIUM SHOULD NOT CO-OPERATE WITH TORTURERS AND = MURDERERS AND SHOULD RELEASE OUR FRIENDS. DEVRIMCI HALK KURTULUS CEPHESI=20 EUROPEAN REPRESENTATION ------=_NextPart_000_003D_01BF261C.F3EB7F20 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

DEVRIMCI HALK KURTULUS CEPHESI

Press Bureau

Date: November 1st, 1999 No: 102

ABOUT THE ARREST OF FEHRIYE ERDAL

After the arrest of Fehriye Erdal in Knokke city in Belgium on the = evening of=20 September 26th her identity was revealed and the Turkish government = wanted to=20 use this development as their success. Whatever had happened has nothing = to do=20 with Turkey. It is the consequence of coincidences.

- After the identity of Fehriye Erdal was revealed the media in = Turkey did=20 not waste time to began their usual misinformation. Those journalists, = who have=20 a lack of integrity, unhesitatingly copied the lies of MIT and police in = their=20 papers and TV channels.

- The MIT and police statement stating "we had been pursuing her for = months"=20 is a complete lie.

- It is another lie stating that "46 weapons were seized" in the = house in=20 Knokke. Only a couple of pistols were seized.

- It is a lie stating that "2 Million Dollars were seized". There was = no=20 money.

- The immoral claims against our organisation is the evidence proving = how=20 sick the minds of torturers and murderers are.

"BAND", "CRIME", "TERROR ORGANISATION" THESE CLAIMS BELONG TO THE = FASCISM IN=20 TURKEY

All the fascist and despot powers, who are the enemies of freedom and = justice, want to legitimise torture, massacres, illegitimacy and = injustice by=20 condemning the movements as "terrorists - gangs" who oppose them and = struggle=20 for freedom, justice and equality. The fascist power in Turkey does the = same.=20 All the revolutionary-democrat forces who oppose the rulers and struggle = for=20 freedom and democracy are facing the accusation of being "terrorists - = gangs" .=20

And consequently;

- All the governments of the Turkish Republic converted Turkey into = the=20 country of massacres. Without investigation or judicial practices and = they=20 unlawfully massacred revolutionaries one by one and sometimes in groups. = The=20 latest examples are the massacres of 10 revolutionaries in = Ulucanlar-Ankara=20 prison, 2 persons in Adana and A. Taner Kislali.

- Turkey became the country of disappearances. Hundreds of our people = were=20 arrested, kidnapped and made disappeared.

- Turkey is the country of torture. Everyone who demands the basic = rights and=20 liberties is arrested and tortured. Millions of our people were = tortured.

- Only the rulers and those who serve for fascism have rights of free = speech.=20 Either you will agree with the state or you will be made disappeared, = killed or=20 at least sent to prison.

- In Turkey, there is no freedom for speaking your own language, to = practice=20 your own culture, religion or sect. Only the racist thoughts of the = state are=20 freely exercised. Anyone who disobeyed them is announced as "public = enemy and=20 terrorist"

- Turkey is a country where starvation and poverty are in hegemony. = People=20 have to fight to survive. Those who demand jobs or the equivalence of = their=20 efforts are announced as "terrorists". This is the brief scene of = Turkey.

Even in the prisons of Turkey there is no security for life. This is = the=20 country where the arrest warrant and the order of "shoot on sight" was = issued=20 for Fehriye Erdal. Her court case is still continuing and she may face = the=20 capital punishment. While all these examples of injustice take place in = Turkey,=20 it is natural for Fehriye Erdal to obtain a false passport and to solve = the=20 problem of accommodation. Fehriye Erdal would either surrender herself = to the=20 justice of fascism or take measurements to protect her life.

- There is no legitimate reason for the fascist power in Turkey to = issue an=20 arrest warrant from Interpol for Fehriye Erdal. Law and justice cannot = be=20 expected in a country where torture and massacres are organised by the = state.=20

- THE JUSTICE OF BELGIUM SHOULD NOT ACCOMPANY THE FASCIST POWER'S = MASSACRES=20 AND TORTURE IN TURKEY.

- IF THE JUSTICE OF BELGIUM CLAIMS THAT THERE IS DEMOCRACY AND LAW = ORDER IN=20 BELGIUM, THEY SHOULD WITHDRAW THE ACCUSATIONS OF "GANGS" AND = "TERROR".

To struggle against the fascist regime in Turkey is legitimate and a = natural=20 right. To not to struggle means to co-operate with fascism.

- According to the legislation in Belgium, no crime has been = committed. The=20 justice of Belgium should not repeat the claims of Turkey and the Nazi=20 imitators. If there is justice in Belgium, it is clear that no crime has = been=20 committed in Belgium.

DHKP-C IS A LEGAL AND DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT IN EUROPE.

The power in Turkey represents fascism, DHKP-C represents freedom and = justice.

THE JUSTICE OF BELGIUM SHOULD NOT CO-OPERATE WITH TORTURERS AND = MURDERERS AND=20 SHOULD RELEASE OUR FRIENDS.

 

DEVRIMCI HALK KURTULUS CEPHESI

EUROPEAN REPRESENTATION

------=_NextPart_000_003D_01BF261C.F3EB7F20-- From owc at energy-net.org Wed Nov 10 11:22:55 1999 From: owc at energy-net.org (owc at energy-net.org) Date: 10 Nov 1999 11:22:55 Subject: INT'L DELEGATION TO WASHINGTON TO SAVE MUMIA! Message-ID: --============_-1269859135==_ma============ Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" ; format="flowed" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable INT'L DELEGATION TO WASHINGTON TO SAVE MUMIA! [please re-post and distribute widely. Excuse duplicate postings.] ********** November 10, 1999 To All Supporters of Democratic Rights: Dear Sisters and Brothers Across the Globe: I am writing to inform you that the International Committee to Save Mumia Abu-Jamal has selected the date of January 12, 2000, for an international delegation to Washington to demand justice for Mumia Abu-Jamal. [For background information on the International Committee to Save Mumia, see Attachment #1 below.] Our goal is to bring together in the nation's capital leaders, luminaries a= nd well-known personalities who support the demand for a new trial. The "Open Letter to Bill Clinton" [see copy of the text below] and the proposal for a delegation have received enthusiastic support the world over. Our aim is to assemble in this delegation members of the Congressional Black Caucus and Hispanic Caucus, as well as other legislators, trade union leaders from this country and abroad, leaders of the civil rights movement, clergy, political leaders from other countries (such as members of the Briti= sh Parliament), Nobel Prize Laureates, and, of course, spokespersons for the Mumia movement. The proposed plan for this event is to hold a well-prepared news conference in Washington, D.C., on January 12 with a broad array of national and international speakers. At the conclusion of the news conference, those assembled would march as a group to the White House and to the Justice Department to deliver the Open Letter, together with lists of all=20 signers, and to make a statement. An all-out campaign will be waged to get agreement from the White House and the Justice Department to receive our delegation. We are proceeding with the expectation that if the delegation is sufficiently broad, it will be=20 received by top-ranking officials. I call upon all supporters of democratic rights in the United States and acr= oss the globe to help us gather hundreds of thousands of signatures in support of the "Open Letter to Bill Clinton." Let us serve notice to Bill Clinton that the eyes of the world are on his administration and that Clinton must use the powers of his office to ensure the conditions for a new and fair trial for Mumia. I also call upon you to select from the trade unions and/or your community organizations in your different countries the delegates who could join us in Washington on January 12. -- International endorsements and proposals for the delegation to Washington should be sent to: International Committee to Save Mumia Abu-Jamal, c/o International Liaison Committee for a Workers' International, 87, rue du Faubourg St. Denis, 75010, Paris, France. Email: -- U.S. endorsements and proposals for the delegation to Washington should be sent to: Open World Conference, c/o San Francisco Labor Council, 1188 Franklin St. Suite 203, San Francisco, CA 94109. Fax: (415) 440-9297. Note: Email correspondence should be sent to Jerry Gordon, Secretary, International Delegation to Washington at and/or to . We must act quickly to win justice for Mumia! Thank you for your support. Hasta la Victoria, Baldemar Velasquez, President, =46arm Labor Organizing Committee (FLOC, AFL-CIO) and Convener, International Delegation to Washington ********** Attachment #1: Text of the "Open Letter to Bill Clinton" issued by International Committee to Save Mumia: "Mr. President, We call upon you because you have the power to prevent an irreparable injustice: the execution of Mumia Abu-Jamal. "The Supreme Court of the United States has just rejected without any commentary the appeal submitted by Mumia Abu-Jamal's lawyers. Whatever our country, our nationality, our political, philosophical=20 or religious opinions, or the color of our skin, we the undersigned are staunch defenders of human rights and justice. Mr. President: You know that any objective examination of the conditions of Mumia Abu-Jamal's trial shows that his elementary right to a fair trial was denied to him. In such conditions, his execution would be but an act of legalized murder. "You have the power and duty to prevent this. In the name of justice, to which all citizens have a right, we call upon you with a sense of urgency and ask you to use the powers of your office to prevent the execution of Mumia Abu-Jamal and to ensure him the conditions for a new and fair trial." ********** Attachment #2 Origin of the International Committee to Save Mumia The origin of this initiative is as follows: A rally of close to 10,000 unionists and activists was held in Paris on October 15, 1999, to build support for the Open World Conference in Defense of Trade Union Independence and Democratic Rights (OWC), which will be held in San Francisco on February 11-14 of the year 2000. [For more information on the OWC, contact ; for more informatio= n on the International Liaison Committee for a Workers' International=20 (ILC), which co-sponsored the Paris rally, contact .] The Paris rally, held at the Palais des Sports [Sports Palace], was chaired = by Baldemar Velasquez, president of the Farm Labor Organizing Committee (FLOC/AFL-CIO) and co-chair of the Labor Party in the United States. Speakers from trade unions and political parties from all continents address= ed the crowd. One of the focal points of the Paris rally was the fight to free Mumia Abu-Jamal. Tetevi Norbert Gbikpi-Benissan, president of the Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Togo (UNSIT) and convener of the International Tribunal on Africa, reported on the recent six-city tour of the United States which he a= nd Lybon Tiyani Mabasa, president of the Socialist Party of Azania (South Afric= a), had conducted with the goal of building support for the African Tribunal. Gbikpi-Benissan spoke of his multiple discussions with activists and leaders= of the African American freedom struggle regarding the need to deepen and widen the fight to free Mumia. He also reported on the decision of Pennsylvania Governor Thomas Ridge to sign a death warrant for Mumia on December 2. Given the urgent situation, it was now necessary to step up the fight to fre= e Mumia, Gbikpi-Benissan insisted. Speaking on behalf of himself and Lybon Mabasa, Gbikpi-Benissan proposed to the rally and its keynote speakers that they promote an "Open Letter to B= ill Clinton" demanding that he intervene and direct the Justice Department to conduct an immediate investigation into the violation of Mumia's=20 civil rights at the hands of the Philadelphia police. Such a campaign, he said, would strengthen the fight to stop the execution and win a fair trial. The Paris rally, with its participants from 30 countries,=20 enthusiastically approved a massive signature-gathering campaign in support of this Open Letter. The campaign would include mass protest actions at U.S. embassies and consulates the world over, as well as high-level, broad-based delegations to the U.S. embassies. All the speakers on the platform, coming from different trade union and political traditions, agreed to constitute themselves as an International Committee to Save Mumia Abu-Jamal with the goal of promoting massive support for the "Open Letter to Bill Clinton" and organizi= ng an international delegation to Washington to deliver these petitions. [For a list of the initial members of the International Committee to=20 Save Mumia, and for the list of new sponsors in close to 70 countries to this date, cont= act ] ********** Attachment #3 A LEGAL ANALYSIS OF THE DEMAND THAT CLINTON AND THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT INTERVENE TO ORDER A FEDERAL INVESTIGATION OF THE =46LAGRANT DENIAL OF MUMIA ABU-JAMAL'S DUE PROCESS AND CIVIL RIGHTS By Jim Lafferty (exec, director, Los Angeles chapter, National Lawyers Guild= ) Under the U.S. Constitution, Clinton cannot commute Mumia's sentence, but he could direct Janet Reno and the Justice Department to conduct an investigation of the Philadelphia Police Department to determine if Mumia's civil rights were violated. It is important to point out that the Justice Department over the years has conducted a number of investigations of the Philadelphia Police Department. It has been disclosed that the Prosecutor's Office was systematically training its subordinates in how to make sure that not too many Blacks would serve on a jury. As a result, it is estimated that as many as 300 to 400 cases might have to be retried. There is a long list of violations of Mumia's rights by the Philadelphia courts and the police. One of the issues in Mumia's trial is precisely the exclusion of Black jurors. Another involves the denial of Mumia's right to represent himself. Yet another involves so much of the trial being conducted with Mumia excluded from the courtroom and denied the right to hear the testimony against him. Mumia's lawyers, moreover, have proven that police threatened witnesses if they testified on Mumia's behalf, and witnesses =E6 = who have recanted their testimony =E6 have testified to that effect. Other witnesses sentenced for other crimes were given leniency if they fingered Mumia. The bullets were lost, the gun that allegedly killed Officer Faulkner could not have been fired by Mumia, and the police failed to conduct tests o= n Mumia's hands which could have shown he did not fire a gun and thus was innocent of the crime with which he was charged. There is no doubt that there is evidence of a pattern of conspiracy on the part of the Philadelphia police and the prosecutor to deprive Mumia of his civil rights. And the reason for this is obvious: Mumia has been a staunch advocate of civil rights for others. He has been outspoken in exposing polic= e abuse in Philadelphia for years prior to his arrest. Among the laws that appear to have been violated in Mumia's case are 14 U.S. Section 1985 and 18 U.S. Section 241 and 242. It is worth noting that the Justice Department could claim that it can do nothing because the statute of limitations has run out with regard to allege= d police violations of Mumia's civil rights that occurred 17 years ago. This claim cannot be sustained. There is a legal statute - 18 U.S. C183682 - that stipulates that if there is an ongoing pattern of civil rights violations, the statute of limitations does not run out until the last act has ended. In the case of Mumia, there has been on ongoing conspiracy. His rights in jail have been violated, new threats against potential witnesses have been documented, and the list goes on. Within the last five years there have been numerous violations of Mumia's civil rights. The Federal Judge assigned to review Mumia's case has a number of choices before him. He could review the record and determine there have been no errors, thereby upholding Mumia's conviction. Or he could find there were serious errors and order a summary judgment in Mumia's favor. Or he could order an evidentiary hearing. Mumia's lawyers are pushing for a full evidentiary hearing as the basis for = a new trial. If the Justice Department were to conduct an investigation into Mumia's case and find that some of the allegations of Mumia's lawyers are in fact true, this would greatly assist the call for a full evidentiary hearing - and therefore a new trial. It would be a boon to the case. Clinton has the power to direct the Justice Department to conduct a civil rights investigation. We must demand that he do so. This is a case that cries out for the most thorough investigation. Here you have a president who has state= d publicly many times that he wants to improve race relations in the United States. You have a president who claims to champion civil rights. You would think that he would want to establish the entire truth in a highly charged and volatile case such as this. And he certainly has the power to uncover th= e entire truth. --============_-1269859135==_ma============ Content-Type: text/enriched; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable INT'L DELEGATION TO WASHINGTON TO SAVE MUMIA! [please re-post and distribute widely. Excuse duplicate postings.] ********** November 10, 1999 To All Supporters of Democratic Rights: Dear Sisters and Brothers Across the Globe: I am writing to inform you that the International Committee to Save Mumia Abu-Jamal has selected the date of January 12, 2000, for an international=20 delegation to Washington to demand justice for Mumia Abu-Jamal. [For background information on the International Committee to Save Mumia, see Attachment #1 below.] Our goal is to bring together in the nation's capital leaders, luminaries and=20 well-known personalities who support the demand for a new trial.=20 The "Open Letter to Bill Clinton" [see copy of the text below] and the proposal for a delegation have received enthusiastic support the world over.=20 Our aim is to assemble in this delegation members of the Congressional Black Caucus and Hispanic Caucus, as well as other legislators, trade union=20 leaders from this country and abroad, leaders of the civil rights movement,=20 clergy, political leaders from other countries (such as members of the British=20 Parliament), Nobel Prize Laureates, and, of course, spokespersons for the=20 Mumia movement.=20 The proposed plan for this event is to hold a well-prepared news conference in Washington, D.C., on January 12 with a broad array of national=20 and international speakers. At the conclusion of the news conference, those=20 assembled would march as a group to the White House and to the Justice Department to deliver the Open Letter, together with lists of all signers, and to=20 make a statement.=20 An all-out campaign will be waged to get agreement from the White House and the Justice Department to receive our delegation. We are proceeding with the=20 expectation that if the delegation is sufficiently broad, it will be received by top-ranking officials.=20 I call upon all supporters of democratic rights in the United States and across the globe to help us gather hundreds of thousands of signatures in support of the "Open Letter to Bill Clinton." Let us serve notice to Bill Clinton that the eyes of the world are on his administration and that Clinton must use the powers of his office to ensure the conditions for a new and fair trial for Mumia. I also call upon you to select from the trade unions and/or your community organizations in your different countries the delegates who could join us in=20 Washington on January 12. -- International endorsements and proposals for the delegation to Washington should be sent to: International Committee to Save Mumia Abu-Jamal, c/o International Liaison Committee for a Workers' International, 87, rue du Faubourg St. Denis, 75010, Paris, France. Email: < -- U.S. endorsements and proposals for the delegation to Washington should be sent to: Open World Conference, c/o San Francisco Labor Council, 1188 Franklin St. Suite 203, San Francisco, CA 94109. Fax: (415) 440-9297. Note: Email=20 correspondence should be sent to Jerry Gordon, Secretary, International Delegation to Washington at < and/or to <. We must act quickly to win justice for Mumia! Thank you for your support.=20 Hasta la Victoria, Baldemar Velasquez, President, =46arm Labor Organizing Committee (FLOC, AFL-CIO) and Convener, International Delegation to Washington ********** Attachment #1: Text of the "Open Letter to Bill Clinton" issued by International Committee to Save Mumia: "Mr. President, We call upon you because you have the power to prevent an irreparable injustice: the execution of Mumia Abu-Jamal.=20 "The Supreme Court of the United States has just rejected without=20 any commentary the appeal submitted by Mumia Abu-Jamal's lawyers.=20 Whatever our country, our nationality, our political, philosophical or religious=20 opinions, or the color of our skin, we the undersigned are staunch defenders=20 of human rights and justice. Mr. President: You know that any objective examination of the conditions of Mumia Abu-Jamal's trial shows that his elementary right to a fair trial was denied to him. In such conditions, his=20 execution would be but an act of legalized murder.=20 "You have the power and duty to prevent this. In the name of justice, to=20 which all citizens have a right, we call upon you with a sense of urgency and ask you to use the powers of your office to prevent the execution of=20 Mumia Abu-Jamal and to ensure him the conditions for a new and fair trial." ********** Attachment #2 Origin of the International Committee to Save Mumia The origin of this initiative is as follows: A rally of close to 10,000 unionists and activists was held in Paris on October 15, 1999, to build support for the Open World Conference in Defense of Trade Union Independence=20 and Democratic Rights (OWC), which will be held in San Francisco on =46ebruary 11-14 of the year 2000. [For more information on the OWC, contact <; for more information=20 on the International Liaison Committee for a Workers' International (ILC), which=20 co-sponsored the Paris rally, contact <.]=20 The Paris rally, held at the Palais des Sports [Sports Palace], was chaired by=20 Baldemar Velasquez, president of the Farm Labor Organizing Committee (FLOC/AFL-CIO) and co-chair of the Labor Party in the United States.=20 Speakers from trade unions and political parties from all continents addressed=20 the crowd. One of the focal points of the Paris rally was the fight to free=20 Mumia Abu-Jamal.=20 Tetevi Norbert Gbikpi-Benissan, president of the Federation of Independent=20 Trade Unions of Togo (UNSIT) and convener of the International Tribunal on=20 Africa, reported on the recent six-city tour of the United States which he and=20 Lybon Tiyani Mabasa, president of the Socialist Party of Azania (South Africa),=20 had conducted with the goal of building support for the African Tribunal. =20 Gbikpi-Benissan spoke of his multiple discussions with activists and leaders of=20 the African American freedom struggle regarding the need to deepen and widen the fight to free Mumia. He also reported on the decision of Pennsylvania=20 Governor Thomas Ridge to sign a death warrant for Mumia on December 2. Given the urgent situation, it was now necessary to step up the fight to free=20 Mumia, Gbikpi-Benissan insisted. =20 Speaking on behalf of himself and Lybon Mabasa, Gbikpi-Benissan proposed=20 to the rally and its keynote speakers that they promote an "Open Letter to Bill=20 Clinton" demanding that he intervene and direct the Justice Department to=20 conduct an immediate investigation into the violation of Mumia's civil rights at the=20 hands of the Philadelphia police. Such a campaign, he said, would strengthen=20 the fight to stop the execution and win a fair trial.=20 The Paris rally, with its participants from 30 countries, enthusiastically approved=20 a massive signature-gathering campaign in support of this Open Letter. The campaign would include mass protest actions at U.S. embassies and=20 consulates the world over, as well as high-level, broad-based delegations to=20 the U.S. embassies. All the speakers on the platform, coming from different=20 trade union and political traditions, agreed to constitute themselves as an=20 International Committee to Save Mumia Abu-Jamal with the goal of=20 promoting massive support for the "Open Letter to Bill Clinton" and organizing an international delegation to Washington to deliver these petitions. [For a list of the initial members of the International Committee to Save Mumia, and for the list of new sponsors in close to 70 countries to this date, contact <] ********** Attachment #3 A LEGAL ANALYSIS OF THE DEMAND THAT CLINTON AND THE JUSTICE=20 DEPARTMENT INTERVENE TO ORDER A FEDERAL INVESTIGATION OF THE=20 =46LAGRANT DENIAL OF MUMIA ABU-JAMAL'S DUE PROCESS AND CIVIL RIGHTS By Jim Lafferty (exec, director, Los Angeles chapter, National Lawyers Guild) Under the U.S. Constitution, Clinton cannot commute Mumia's sentence, but he=20 could direct Janet Reno and the Justice Department to conduct an=20 investigation of the Philadelphia Police Department to determine if Mumia's=20 civil rights were violated. It is important to point out that the Justice Department over the years has=20 conducted a number of investigations of the Philadelphia Police Department.=20 It has been disclosed that the Prosecutor's Office was systematically=20 training its subordinates in how to make sure that not too many Blacks would serve on a jury. As a result, it is estimated that as many=20 as 300 to 400 cases might have to be retried.=20 There is a long list of violations of Mumia's rights by the Philadelphia=20 courts and the police. One of the issues in Mumia's trial is precisely the=20 exclusion of Black jurors. Another involves the denial of Mumia's right to=20 represent himself. Yet another involves so much of the trial being conducted=20 with Mumia excluded from the courtroom and denied the right to hear the testimony against him. Mumia's lawyers, moreover, have proven that police=20 threatened witnesses if they testified on Mumia's behalf, and witnesses =E6 who=20 have recanted their testimony =E6 have testified to that effect. Other=20 witnesses sentenced for other crimes were given leniency if they fingered=20 Mumia. The bullets were lost, the gun that allegedly killed Officer =46aulkner=20 could not have been fired by Mumia, and the police failed to conduct tests on=20 Mumia's hands which could have shown he did not fire a gun and thus was innocent of the crime with which he was charged. There is no doubt that there is evidence of a pattern of conspiracy on the=20 part of the Philadelphia police and the prosecutor to deprive Mumia of his=20 civil rights. And the reason for this is obvious: Mumia has been a staunch=20 advocate of civil rights for others. He has been outspoken in exposing police=20 abuse in Philadelphia for years prior to his arrest. Among the laws that appear to have been violated in Mumia's case are 14 U.S.=20 Section 1985 and 18 U.S. Section 241 and 242. It is worth noting that the Justice Department could claim that it can do=20 nothing because the statute of limitations has run out with regard to alleged=20 police violations of Mumia's civil rights that occurred 17 years ago. This=20 claim cannot be sustained. There is a legal statute - 18 U.S. C183682 - that=20 stipulates that if there is an ongoing pattern of civil rights violations,=20 the statute of limitations does not run out until the last act has ended. In=20 the case of Mumia, there has been on ongoing conspiracy. His rights in jail=20 have been violated, new threats against potential witnesses have been=20 documented, and the list goes on. Within the last five years there have been=20 numerous violations of Mumia's civil rights. The Federal Judge assigned to review Mumia's case has a number of choices=20 before him. He could review the record and determine there have been no errors, thereby upholding Mumia's conviction. Or he could find there were=20 serious errors and order a summary judgment in Mumia's favor. Or he could=20 order an evidentiary hearing. Mumia's lawyers are pushing for a full evidentiary hearing as the basis for a=20 new trial. If the Justice Department were to conduct an investigation into=20 Mumia's case and find that some of the allegations of Mumia's lawyers are in=20 fact true, this would greatly assist the call for a full evidentiary hearing=20 - and therefore a new trial. It would be a boon to the case. Clinton has the=20 power to direct the Justice Department to conduct a civil rights=20 investigation. We must demand that he do so. This is a case that cries out=20 for the most thorough investigation. Here you have a president who has stated=20 publicly many times that he wants to improve race relations in the United=20 States. You have a president who claims to champion civil rights. You would=20 think that he would want to establish the entire truth in a highly charged=20 and volatile case such as this. And he certainly has the power to uncover the=20 entire truth. --============_-1269859135==_ma============-- From owc at igc.org Fri Nov 12 16:41:44 1999 From: owc at igc.org (owc at igc.org) Date: 12 Nov 1999 16:41:44 Subject: [OWC-MUMIA] INTERNATIONAL DELEGATION TO WASHINGTON (2) Message-ID: --============_-1269669120==_ma============ Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" ; format="flowed" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable [OWC-MUMIA] INTERNATIONAL DELEGATION TO WASHINGTON (2) +++++ INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE TO SAVE MUMIA (c/o OWC-San Francisco Labor Council, 1188 Franklin St. #203, San Francisco, CA 94109. Tel. (415) 436-0217. Fax: 415-440-9297; Email: owc at energy-net.org and JANDB99 at aol.com) ***** =46riday, November 12, 1999 Dear Supporters of Democratic Rights: A few days ago you received an email posting from the International Committee to Save Mumia Abu-Jamal, which highlighted the high-profile international delegation to Washington on January 12, 2000, to demand that U.S. President Bill Clinton and Attorney General Janet Reno do everything in their power to ensure a new and fair trial for Mumia. [If you did not receive this email posting, please let us know and we will re-send it.] The proposal to organize such a delegation to Washington has met with widespread support. On Nov. 11, for example, the national coordinators of Mumia's defense campaign voted unanimously to endorse and support this initiative. These are the coordinators who initiated the unprecedented April 24, 1999, demonstrations in Philadelphia and San Francisco and who are now planning a mass national conference in Mumia's defense in January 2000. Many of you who received this email posting may already have responded to our request that you endorse the "Open Letter to Bill Clinton" and that you support the January 12 international delegation to Washington. [Please fill out the coupon below.] Unfortunately the email server in our movement building went down for more than 18 hours, and so many of your letters of endorsement did not reach us. We are asking you to please endorse the "Open Letter to Bill Clinton" if you have not already done so and to send us a contribution, large or small, to help us defray the costs of organizing this ambitious project. If you alread= y sent in your endorsement, we ask that you please do so again. Also, please cc. all letters of endorsement to Jerry Gordon, Secretary to the Delegation at . Please feel free to call us at our new phone number (415-436-0217) if you wish more information, or if you would like to volunteer to help with this effort. Thank you for your support and looking forward to hearing from you. In Solidarity, International Committee to Save Mumia ***** ADD YOUR NAME TO THE OPEN LETTER TO BILL CLINTON ISSUED BY INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE TO SAVE MUMIA [See full text below] NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP TEL EMAIL [ ] I will forward a contribution of $ ____ to help defray the cost=20 of organizing this campaign. (Funds for this effort should be sent to: OWC, c/o San Franci= sco Labor Council, 1188 Franklin St. #203, San Francisco, CA 94109. Please make checks payable to "WHC-Mumia Delegation".) =46or all international endorsements, please contact: International= Committee to Save Mumia Abu-Jamal, c/o International Liaison Committee, 87, rue du=20 =46g St Denis, 75010 Paris - France. Email: cimumia at wanadoo.fr ***** Text of Open Letter to U.S. President Bill Clinton "Mr. President, "We call upon you because you have the power to prevent an irreparable injustice: the execution of Mumia Abu-Jamal. The Supreme Court of the United States has just rejected without any commentary the appeal submitted by Mumia Abu-Jamal's lawyers. "Whatever our country, our nationality, our political, philosophical=20 or religious opinions, or the color of our skin, we the undersigned are staunch defenders of human rights and justice. "Mr. President: You know that any objective examination of the conditions of Mumia Abu-Jamal's trial shows that his elementary right to a fair=20 trial was denied to him. In such conditions, his execution would be but an act of=20 legalized murder. You have the power and duty to prevent this. In the name of justice, to which all citizens have a right, we call=20 upon you with a sense of urgency and ask you to use the powers of your office to prevent the execution of Mumia Abu-Jamal and to ensure him the conditions for a new and fair trial." ********** Initiators of the International Committee to Save Mumia Abu-Jamal: South Africa: Lybon Mabasa, President of the Socialist Party of=20 Azania (SOPA). Germany : Carla Boulboull=E9, editor of the newspaper=20 SOPODE, former Social Democratic Party (SPD) Member of Parliament of=20 the Land of North- Rhenan-Westphalia; Gotthard Krupp, local SPD=20 leader; Eva G=FCrster, =D6TV trade unionist; Gerlinde Schermer, SPD=20 Member of Parliament, Berlin Land. Bangladesh: Tafazzul Hussein,=20 President of the Jatiya Sramik Federation (Bangladesh National=20 Workers Federation-BJSF). Brazil: Roque Ferreira, Executive Board,=20 railway workers union of Bauru and Mato Grosso of South CUT. China :=20 Cai Chong-guo, exiled, representative of independent trade unions in=20 China, editor of the French version of the Chinese Labour Bulletin=20 (published by Han Dong Fang). Spain: Josep Girones Isal, National=20 Committee of the General Union of Workers (UGT), Cataluna ; Ana=20 Torres Medina, CCOO (Workers Commissions); Aracelia Ortiz, member of=20 the CCOO Executive Commission; Roberto Tornamira, UGT confederation=20 executive committee; Jos=E9 Miguel Villa, UGT confederation executive=20 committee. United States : Baldemar Velasquez, President of the Farm=20 Labor Organizing Committee (FLOC-AFL- CIO) and member of the=20 Organizing Committee of the Open World Conference in Defense of Trade=20 Union Independence and Democratic Rights. France: Marie-Edmonde=20 Brunet, trade unionist; Daniel Gluckstein, national secretary of the=20 Workers Party (PT); Bernard Goursaud, mayor of Brie-sous- Marne;=20 Dominique Gros, author ; Georges Hage, Member of Parliament, Vice=20 President of the Foreign Affairs Commission of the National=20 Parliament of France; Patrick H=E9bert, trade unionist; Louisa Jan,=20 Mutual Fund directorial board, trade unionist; Jean-Charles=20 Marquiset, trade unionist; Jean-Paul Neau, trade unionist; Alain=20 Roques, trade unionist; Jo Salamero, trade unionist; Dominique=20 Vincenot, World Conference of Youth for Revolution; Hubert=20 Whitechurch, R=E9flexions. Great Britain: Andy Gillchrist, National=20 officer, Fire Brigades Union (FBU); Geoff Martin, Convenor, UNISON,=20 London region. Greece: Miltos Papaioakim, university professor.=20 Guadeloupe: Gaby Clavier, General Secretary of the General Union of=20 Guadeloupe Workers (UGT). Mexico: Luis Vasquez, El Trabajo.=20 Pakistan: Rubina Jamil, President of the All Pakistan Trade Union=20 =46ederation and chair of the Working Women's Organization. Peru :=20 Erwin Salazar, CGTP secretary of Lambayeque. Czech Republic: Jan=20 Exner; Vratislav Votava; Martina Holincova. Russia : Alexandre=20 Jidenkov, Secretary, Solidarnost, Kaliningrad. Togo: Norbert=20 Gbikpi-Benissan, General Secretary of the Independent Unions of Togo=20 (UNSIT). (Initial list of sponsors of International Committee to Save Mumia) GREAT BRITAIN : Tony BENN, MP, Labour Party ; Jeremy CORBYN, MP ;=20 Jamie RITCHIE, lawyer ; John HAYWOOD, teacher ; John SPENCER,=20 secretary of the Freelance section of the journalist trade union ;=20 Ben RICKMAN, Brent Trades Council, local union TUC, Brent ; Joe=20 MARINO, general secretary Bakers trade union, BFAWU. TAIWAN : ICLE,=20 Information Committee for Labour Education. YEMEN : Mahmoud MAHMMED,=20 trade unionist, oil industry. INDIA : Samir KUMAR, leader of the=20 Indian trade union centre (CITU) ; T. S. Rengarajan, trade unionist,=20 CITU, New Delhi. PORTUGAL : Joao PROENCA, general secretary, UGT.=20 AUSTRALIA : R. J. HENRICKS, trade union secretary. SENEGAL :=20 Souleymane SOUARE, trade unionist, SATEL. BENIN : Gaston AZOUA,=20 general secretary, CSTB ; Pascal TODJIMOU, general secretary, CGTB ;=20 Sim=E9on DOSSON, general secretary, CSA ; P=E9pin SIMEON, general=20 secretary, COSI ; Justin ADJIBABE, leader UNSTB, and 57 trade=20 unionists and leaders of youth organisations. MOROCCO : Mounir Alami=20 KHALID, trade unionist CDT. ALGERIA : Mustapha BENMOHAMED, MP,=20 national popular Assembly. Republic of MAURITIUS : Rada Kistnasmy,=20 Veena Dholah and 24 trade union and popular organisations leaders.=20 RUSSIA : Evgueni KOZLOV, Russian Party of Communists (Leningrad=20 region) ; Mher MARIKYAN, Dmitry LOBOK, Council of employees,=20 engineers, workers and peasants of Leningrad region. SRI LANKA :=20 Somawansa AMARASINGHE, Political bureau of the JVP. CHILE : Patricio=20 CID, physician, Foro por la Democracia ; Pedro SANDOVAL, Partido de=20 Trabajadores (Workers Party) ; Hector VELASQUEZ, trade unionist steel=20 industry ; Luis MESSINA, bank trade unionist; Jorge GEORGACOPOULOS,=20 trade unionist ; Patricio GUZMAN, director of Debate Social.=20 SWITZERLAND : Christiane JACQUAND, national councillor; Michel=20 BUHLER, artist ; Suzi DULEX, MP ; Alain FRANCK, trade unionist ;=20 Mich=E8le WINTER-DUTOIT, health sector, trade unionist; Georges WINTER,=20 writer ; Monique GAVIN, trade unionist, health sector; Abdou LANDRY,=20 lawyer ; Antonio HERRANZ, trade unionist health sector ; Sylviane=20 HERRANZ- DUVOISIN, journalist ; Rachid EL KHATTABI, UCPO ; Jacques=20 ROBERT, trade unionist, president of the CGAS, secretary of the=20 industry and building industry in Geneva. COMOROS : Ali Ibauroi,=20 general secretary of the Comoros Workers confederation. PAKISTAN :=20 Gulzar Ahmed CHUDHARY, general secretary, APTUF ; Nasir CHUDHARY,=20 Progressive Youth Organisation. SPAIN : Manuel CAMARA, senator.=20 ANGOLA : Antonio Alberto NANDO, president of the Democratic party,=20 vice-president of the Association of African Lawyers. BRAZIL :=20 Eduardo SUPLICY, Senator of the Republic, PT (Sao Paulo) ; Jos=E9=20 GENOINO, federal MP, PT (Sao Paulo), leader of the federal MP=20 fraction of the PT ; Aloisio MERCADANTE, MP federal PT, Sao Paulo ;=20 Arlindo CHINAGLIA, MP federal PT, Sao Paulo ; Valter POMAR, member of=20 the PT national executive; Flavio JORGE, in charge of the struggle=20 against racism, national secretariat of the PT. FRANCE: Yves=20 Bonnefoy, writer, honorary professor at the Coll=E8ge de France ;=20 Michael Deguy, writer, former president of the international Coll=E8ge=20 of philosophy, honorary president of the Maison des =E9crivains (House=20 of Writers) ; Bernard No=EBl, writer, president of the international=20 philosophy Biennial; Fran=E7ois Dominique, writer; Roland M=E9nard,=20 author, winner of the SACD radio award ; Roland Timsit, actor ;=20 Jacques Belleville, biologist. (Note: This is initial list; to date massive numbers of signatures=20 have been gathered in 74 countries in support of the Open Letter to=20 Bill Clinton.) UPDATE ON THE CAMPAIGN In Asia... In a recent tour of India, U.S. and French trade unionists collected=20 over 1,000 signatures from trade union leaders and activists in four=20 cities of India. Six hundred activists and leaders signed the Open=20 Letter to Clinton in rallies in Bombay, over 100 in Calcutta. The=20 Minister of Public Works of Western Bengal, and dozens of trade=20 unionists and activists in other towns were among the endorsers. The=20 participants in these rallies voted to send telegrams to President=20 Clinton declaring: "President Clinton, Stop Mumia Abu-Jamal's=20 execution! His rights were violated. You have the power to order an=20 investigation !" In Bangladesh, dozens of trade union leaders,=20 together with 200 activists of the Youth Democratic Front,=20 published information leaflets in English and Bangla, to prepare a=20 delegation to Clinton when he will visit the Indian sub-continent at=20 the beginning of the year 2000. In Pakistan, Gulzar Ahmed Chudhary,=20 Rubina Jamil and Nasir Chudhary launched an appeal to the President=20 or the United States which was co-signed up by 20 labor leaders of=20 the All Pakistan Trade Union Federation (APTUF), as well as leaders=20 of the Working Women's Organization (WWO), the Progressive Youth=20 Organisation (PYO) and trade union leaders in the sectors of=20 transportation, pharmaceuticals, press, confection, Social Security,=20 all which represent millions of trade unionists. In Sri-Lanka,=20 activists from all political backgrounds, such as S. Amarasinghe in=20 the name of the Political bureau of the JVP, Anton Marcus and other=20 leaders of the ITGWU confederation, representatives of the=20 Association of Workers Councils of the Free Trade zones, of the=20 Centre of textile women workers and the Women centre answered=20 positively to the call of the international Committee. In China, Ca=EF=20 Chongguo, exiled activist, the Labour Information and Education=20 Centre of Taiwan, leaders of the Hong-Kong Christian Industrial=20 Committee are among those who have joined the International=20 Committee. There are also activists and trade union leaders from all=20 over Asia who have sent in their letters of endorsement :=20 Philippines, Korea, the General Federation of Nepal Trade Unions,=20 (GEFONT), Thailand, Malaysia, Japan, and trade union leaders from New=20 Zealand and Australia... In Africa... In Azania-South Africa, activists of the Socialist Party of Azania=20 and trade union members of theIinternational Committee met leaders of=20 the ANC and the PAC in order to engage in a common approach toward=20 Clinton to ask him to intervene and prevent the execution of Mumia=20 Abu-Jamal. In the span of just a few weeks, these activists have=20 already collected thousands of signatures. In Angola, the president=20 of the Democratic Party (also vice-president of the Association of=20 African lawyers), has joined the International Committee. Trade=20 unionists and trade unions all over the continent have called upon=20 Clinton to intervene on behalf of Mumia. These include the CGT-B in=20 Burkina-Faso, the five general secretaries of the five trade union=20 confederations in Benin, followed by 60 trade union and youth=20 organization leaders who are organizing the mass signature campaign=20 for the Open Letter, Fran=E7ois K. Yao, leader of the Electricity and=20 Gas federation of C=F4te d'Ivoire, the general secretary of the Trade=20 union confederation of the Comoroes... In Togo, the youth=20 organization, Togo Zion Movement, launched the campaign in the Lom=E9=20 university, while in Algeria, Moustapha Benmohamed, Member of=20 Parliament, has joined the International Committee. In the Republic=20 of Mauritius, dozens of political leaders and organizations, among=20 them the Lalit, trade unions and popular organisations took up the=20 open Letter to President Bill Clinton. In the Americas ... Hundreds of signatures on the Open letter have been collected in=20 Martinique (Caribbean island). In Venezuela, three Members of=20 Parliament of the Constituent Assembly have supported the Open Letter=20 =2E.. In Chile, dozens of labor activists of all tendencies support the=20 Letter. In Brazil, the campaign is developing massively among the=20 youth : Youth committees "Save the life of Mumia" have been=20 established in colleges and universities across the country. In=20 Sao-Paulo State, the 2000 delegates to the PT federal Congress=20 adopted the letter to Clinton by ovation, after Senator Suplicy read=20 it. The senator joined the international Committee, as have done many=20 PT Members of Parliament and Senators, CUT trade unionists and the PT=20 national secretary in charge of the struggle against racism. The town=20 council in the city of Lins (Sao-Paulo State) voted unanimously on=20 November 9 its solidarity with the international campaign calling=20 upon Clinton to save Mumia. In the United States trade unionists, African American organizations=20 activists and lawyers are beginning the effort to prepare the=20 international delegation to Washington. On November 11, the national=20 coordinators of Mumia's defense campaign voted unanimously to endorse=20 and support the international delegation to Washington on January 12,=20 2000. These are the coordinators who initiated the unprecedented=20 April 24, 1999, demonstrations in Philadelphia and San Francisco and=20 who are now planning a mass national conference in Mumia's defense in=20 January 2000. The International Action Center in Albany supported the=20 Open Letter to Bill Clinton and is circulating it for endorsement. In Europe... In Spain, a meeting and a delegation to the U.S. embassy took place=20 on November 5, with the participation of UGT and Workers Commissions=20 (CCOO) activists and leaders: The general secretary of the CCOO,=20 Antonio Gutierrez, and 800 UGT leaders signed the Open Letter to=20 Clinton, and hundreds of students did the same in universities=20 across the Spanish state. In Portugal, the UGT general secretary=20 supports the Open Letter and has asked to be received by the=20 Parliament (Assembly of the Republic). In Italy, an Open letter to=20 Massimo d'Alema, Prime minister, who is to meet Clinton in Florence=20 on November 20, is being circulated among trade unionists. In=20 Switzerland, the members of the international Committee, among them=20 several Members of Parliament, socialist activists, trade unionists,=20 gathered over 500 signatures, among them 150 students of the=20 Neuchatel university. In Belgium, there are also over 500 signatures,=20 among them trade union leaders of the SETCA industry and the teacher=20 trade union CGSP, who went at the beginning of November to the US=20 Embassy. In Holland, a Committee to Save the life of Mumia Abu-Jamal=20 has been set up at the Amsterdam university. In Germany, the factory=20 councils and shop stewards of Bosch and Pirelli, the general assembly=20 of trade union delegates =D6tv of 6 hospitals in Duisbourg, teacher=20 trade union locals, the GEW in Frankfort on Main, the president of=20 the students free association of the Brandebourg Land have sent=20 letters directly to Clinton. SPD federal Members of Parliament=20 Waltraud Wolff and Detlev von Larcher, as well as CarstIn H=FCbner,=20 PDS MP, writers, editors and artists, OTV, GEW, DGB trade union=20 leaders at all levels, the JUSOS (Socialist Youth) leaders of=20 Duisbourg and Cologne, many activists and leaders of the Social=20 democrat party have joined the committee. In Greece, 30 lawyers,=20 students, trade union leaders and activists, among them the secretary=20 of the Olympic Airways Trade union, the president of the Public=20 company of electricity employees trade union signed the letter to=20 Clinton. In Russia, Solidarnost activists in Kaliningrad, political=20 activists and trade unionists in Saint Petersburg joined the=20 international Committee and are circulating the Open Letter to=20 Clinton. In Great Britain, Labour Party MPs Tony Benn, Jeremy Corbyn,=20 Bill Etherington, Martin Caton and Stan Newens have joined the=20 International Committee, as well as leaders of the public services=20 trade union of London (UNISON), of the railway drivers trade union=20 (ASLEF), of the bakers trade union and the fireman trade union. The=20 Young Black Women Organisation in London, and the Association of=20 Black Lawyers, the Haldane Society of socialist Lawyers, have signed=20 the letter and are circulating it. In France, a first demonstration=20 to the US embassy took place on October 20; there are now 70 000=20 signatures on the Open letter to Clinton, among them several=20 thousands college pupils and students, some of which have regrouped=20 in Committees to "Save the life of Mumia Abu-Jamal". Hundreds of=20 workers in hospitals, colleges, firms, neighborhoods, have signed, as=20 well as mayors, general councillors, Members of Parliament G. Hage=20 and Fran=E7ois Liberti... Dozens of trade unions are calling upon=20 Clinton and the US embassy: Force ouvri=E8re regional unions of=20 Loire-Atlantique, Val d'Oise, Mayenne, Yonne, Paris, nationale=20 =46ederation CGT of professional retailers, railway workers UFCM-CGT=20 trade union in Rouen, post office union CGT-PTT convention in Marne,=20 the Social organisms workers UFICT convention, the National Bureau of=20 the UGICT Air France, the CGT regional union in Jura, the national=20 Bureau of the National trade union of researchers-FSU, many=20 enterprises and local Unions -- all these have voted to support the=20 Open Letter to Bill Clinton. The French members of the International=20 Committee will organize a delegation to Lionel Jospin, Prime minister=20 and Jacques Chirac, president of the Republic, who are to meet Bill=20 Clinton in Florence then in Seattle a few days later. --============_-1269669120==_ma============ Content-Type: text/enriched; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable [OWC-MUMIA] INTERNATIONAL DELEGATION TO WASHINGTON (2) +++++ INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE TO SAVE MUMIA (c/o OWC-San Francisco Labor Council, 1188 Franklin St. #203, San Francisco, CA 94109. Tel. (415) 436-0217. Fax: 415-440-9297; Email: owc at energy-net.org and JANDB99 at aol.com) ***** =46riday, November 12, 1999 Dear Supporters of Democratic Rights: A few days ago you received an email posting from the International=20 Committee to Save Mumia Abu-Jamal, which highlighted the high-profile international delegation to Washington on January 12, 2000, to demand that U.S. President Bill Clinton and Attorney General Janet Reno do everything in their power to ensure a new and fair trial for Mumia.=20 [If you did not receive this email posting, please let us know and we will re-send it.] The proposal to organize such a delegation to Washington has met with widespread support. On Nov. 11, for example, the national coordinators of Mumia's defense campaign voted unanimously to endorse and support this initiative. These are the coordinators who initiated the unprecedented April 24, 1999, demonstrations in Philadelphia and San Francisco and who are now planning a mass national conference in Mumia's defense in January 2000. Many of you who received this email posting may already have responded to our request that you endorse the "Open Letter to Bill Clinton" and that you support the January 12 international delegation to Washington. [Please fill out the coupon below.] Unfortunately the email server in our movement building went down for more=20 than 18 hours, and so many of your letters of endorsement did not reach us. We are asking you to please endorse the "Open Letter to Bill Clinton" if you have not already done so and to send us a contribution, large or small, to help us defray the costs of organizing this ambitious project. If you already sent in your endorsement, we ask that you please do so again. Also, please cc. all letters of endorsement to Jerry Gordon, Secretary to the Delegation at <. Please feel free to call us at our new phone number (415-436-0217) if you wish more information, or if you would like to volunteer to help with this effort. Thank you for your support and looking forward to hearing from you. In Solidarity, International Committee to Save Mumia ***** ADD YOUR NAME TO THE OPEN LETTER TO BILL CLINTON ISSUED BY INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE TO SAVE MUMIA [See full text below] NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP TEL EMAIL [ ] I will forward a contribution of $ ____ to help defray the cost of organizing=20 this campaign. (Funds for this effort should be sent to: OWC, c/o San =46rancisco=20 Labor Council, 1188 Franklin St. #203, San Francisco, CA 94109. Please make checks payable to "WHC-Mumia Delegation".) =46or all international endorsements, please contact: International Committee to=20 Save Mumia Abu-Jamal, c/o International Liaison Committee, 87, rue du =46g St Denis,=20 75010 Paris - France. Email: cimumia at wanadoo.fr ***** Text of Open Letter to U.S. President Bill Clinton "Mr. President, "We call upon you because you have the power to prevent an irreparable injustice: the execution of Mumia Abu-Jamal. The Supreme Court of the United States has just rejected without any commentary the appeal submitted=20 by Mumia Abu-Jamal's lawyers. "Whatever our country, our nationality, our political, philosophical or religious=20 opinions, or the color of our skin, we the undersigned are staunch defenders of human rights and justice. "Mr. President: You know that any objective examination of the conditions of=20 Mumia Abu-Jamal's trial shows that his elementary right to a fair trial was denied=20 to him. In such conditions, his execution would be but an act of legalized murder. You have the power and duty to prevent this. In the name of justice, to which all citizens have a right, we call upon you with a=20 sense of urgency and ask you to use the powers of your office to prevent the execution of Mumia Abu-Jamal and to ensure him the conditions for a new=20 and fair trial." ********** TimesInitiators of the International Committee to Save Mumia Abu-Jamal: =20 South Africa: Lybon Mabasa, President of the Socialist Party of Azania (SOPA). Germany : Carla Boulboull=E9, editor of the newspaper SOPODE, former Social Democratic Party (SPD) Member of Parliament of the Land of North- Rhenan-Westphalia; Gotthard Krupp, local SPD leader; Eva G=FCrster, =D6TV trade unionist; Gerlinde Schermer, SPD Member of Parliament, Berlin Land. Bangladesh: Tafazzul Hussein, President of the Jatiya Sramik Federation (Bangladesh National Workers =46ederation-BJSF). Brazil: Roque Ferreira, Executive Board, railway workers union of Bauru and Mato Grosso of South CUT. China : Cai Chong-guo, exiled, representative of independent trade unions in China, editor of the French version of the Chinese Labour Bulletin (published by Han Dong Fang). Spain: Josep Girones Isal, National Committee of the General Union of Workers (UGT), Cataluna ; Ana Torres Medina, CCOO (Workers Commissions); Aracelia Ortiz, member of the CCOO Executive Commission; Roberto Tornamira, UGT confederation executive committee; Jos=E9 Miguel Villa, UGT confederation executive committee. United States : Baldemar Velasquez, President of the Farm Labor Organizing Committee (FLOC-AFL- CIO) and member of the Organizing Committee of the Open World Conference in Defense of Trade Union Independence and Democratic Rights. France: Marie-Edmonde Brunet, trade unionist; Daniel Gluckstein, national secretary of the Workers Party (PT); Bernard Goursaud, mayor of Brie-sous- Marne; Dominique Gros, author ; Georges Hage, Member of Parliament, Vice President of the Foreign Affairs Commission of the National Parliament of France; Patrick H=E9bert, trade unionist; Louisa Jan, Mutual Fund directorial board, trade unionist; Jean-Charles Marquiset, trade unionist; Jean-Paul Neau, trade unionist; Alain Roques, trade unionist; Jo Salamero, trade unionist; Dominique Vincenot, World Conference of Youth for Revolution; Hubert Whitechurch, R=E9flexions. Great Britain: Andy Gillchrist, National officer, Fire Brigades Union (FBU); Geoff Martin, Convenor, UNISON, London region. Greece: Miltos Papaioakim, university professor. Guadeloupe: Gaby Clavier, General Secretary of the General Union of Guadeloupe Workers (UGT). Mexico: Luis Vasquez, El Trabajo.=20 Pakistan: Rubina Jamil, President of the All Pakistan Trade Union =46ederation and chair of the Working Women's Organization. Peru : Erwin Salazar, CGTP secretary of Lambayeque. Czech Republic: Jan Exner; Vratislav Votava; Martina Holincova. Russia : Alexandre Jidenkov, Secretary, Solidarnost, Kaliningrad. Togo: Norbert Gbikpi-Benissan, General Secretary of the Independent Unions of Togo (UNSIT). (Initial list of sponsors of International Committee to Save Mumia) GREAT BRITAIN : Tony BENN, MP, Labour Party ; Jeremy CORBYN, MP ; Jamie RITCHIE, lawyer ; John HAYWOOD, teacher ; John SPENCER, secretary of the Freelance section of the journalist trade union ; Ben RICKMAN, Brent Trades Council, local union TUC, Brent ; Joe MARINO, general secretary Bakers trade union, BFAWU. TAIWAN : ICLE, Information Committee for Labour Education. YEMEN : Mahmoud MAHMMED, trade unionist, oil industry. INDIA : Samir KUMAR, leader of the Indian trade union centre (CITU) ; T. S. Rengarajan, trade unionist, CITU, New Delhi. PORTUGAL : Joao PROENCA, general secretary, UGT. AUSTRALIA : R. J. HENRICKS, trade union secretary. SENEGAL : Souleymane SOUARE, trade unionist, SATEL. BENIN : Gaston AZOUA, general secretary, CSTB ; Pascal TODJIMOU, general secretary, CGTB ; Sim=E9on DOSSON, general secretary, CSA ; P=E9pin SIMEON, general secretary, COSI ; Justin ADJIBABE, leader UNSTB, and 57 trade unionists and leaders of youth organisations. MOROCCO : Mounir Alami KHALID, trade unionist CDT. ALGERIA : Mustapha BENMOHAMED, MP, national popular Assembly. Republic of MAURITIUS : Rada Kistnasmy, Veena Dholah and 24 trade union and popular organisations leaders. RUSSIA : Evgueni KOZLOV, Russian Party of Communists (Leningrad region) ; Mher MARIKYAN, Dmitry LOBOK, Council of employees, engineers, workers and peasants of Leningrad region. SRI LANKA : Somawansa AMARASINGHE, Political bureau of the JVP. CHILE : Patricio CID, physician, Foro por la Democracia ; Pedro SANDOVAL, Partido de Trabajadores (Workers Party) ; Hector VELASQUEZ, trade unionist steel industry ; Luis MESSINA, bank trade unionist; Jorge GEORGACOPOULOS, trade unionist ; Patricio GUZMAN, director of Debate Social. SWITZERLAND : Christiane JACQUAND, national councillor; Michel BUHLER, artist ; Suzi DULEX, MP ; Alain FRANCK, trade unionist ; Mich=E8le WINTER-DUTOIT, health sector, trade unionist; Georges WINTER, writer ; Monique GAVIN, trade unionist, health sector; Abdou LANDRY, lawyer ; Antonio HERRANZ, trade unionist health sector ; Sylviane HERRANZ- DUVOISIN, journalist ; Rachid EL KHATTABI, UCPO ; Jacques ROBERT, trade unionist, president of the CGAS, secretary of the industry and building industry in Geneva. COMOROS : Ali Ibauroi, general secretary of the Comoros Workers confederation. PAKISTAN : Gulzar Ahmed CHUDHARY, general secretary, APTUF ; Nasir CHUDHARY, Progressive Youth Organisation. SPAIN : Manuel CAMARA, senator. ANGOLA : Antonio Alberto NANDO, president of the Democratic party, vice-president of the Association of African Lawyers. BRAZIL : Eduardo SUPLICY, Senator of the Republic, PT (Sao Paulo) ; Jos=E9 GENOINO, federal MP, PT (Sao Paulo), leader of the federal MP fraction of the PT ; Aloisio MERCADANTE, MP federal PT, Sao Paulo ; Arlindo CHINAGLIA, MP federal PT, Sao Paulo ; Valter POMAR, member of the PT national executive; =46lavio JORGE, in charge of the struggle against racism, national secretariat of the PT. FRANCE: Yves Bonnefoy, writer, honorary professor at the Coll=E8ge de France ; Michael Deguy, writer, former president of the international Coll=E8ge of philosophy, honorary president of the Maison des =E9crivains (House of Writers) ; Bernard No=EBl, writer, president of the international philosophy Biennial; =46ran=E7ois Dominique, writer; Roland M=E9nard, author, winner of the SACD radio award ; Roland Timsit, actor ; Jacques Belleville, biologist. (Note: This is initial list; to date massive numbers of signatures have been gathered in 74 countries in support of the Open Letter to Bill Clinton.) UPDATE ON THE CAMPAIGN HelveticaIn Asia... HelveticaI= n a recent tour of India, U.S. and French trade unionists collected over 1,000 signatures from trade union leaders and activists in four cities of India. Six hundred activists and leaders signed the Open Letter to Clinton in rallies in Bombay, over 100 in Calcutta. The=20 Minister of Public Works of Western Bengal, and dozens of trade unionists and activists in other towns were among the endorsers. The participants in these rallies voted to send telegrams to President Clinton declaring: "President Clinton, Stop Mumia Abu-Jamal's execution! His rights were violated. You have the power to order an investigation !" In Bangladesh, dozens of trade union leaders, together with 200 activists of the Youth Democratic Front,=20 published information leaflets in English and Bangla, to prepare a=20 delegation to Clinton when he will visit the Indian sub-continent at the beginning of the year 2000. In Pakistan, Gulzar Ahmed Chudhary, Rubina Jamil and Nasir Chudhary launched an appeal to the President or the United States which was co-signed up by 20 labor leaders of the All Pakistan Trade Union Federation (APTUF), as well as leaders of the Working Women's Organization (WWO), the Progressive Youth Organisation (PYO) and trade union leaders in the sectors of transportation, pharmaceuticals, press, confection, Social Security, all which represent millions of trade unionists. In Sri-Lanka, activists from all political backgrounds, such as S. Amarasinghe in the name of the Political bureau of the JVP, Anton Marcus and other leaders of the ITGWU confederation, representatives of the Association of Workers Councils of the Free Trade zones, of the=20 Centre of textile women workers and the Women centre answered positively to the call of the international Committee. In China, Ca=EF Chongguo, exiled activist, the Labour Information and Education Centre of Taiwan, leaders of the Hong-Kong Christian Industrial Committee are among those who have joined the International Committee. There are also activists and trade union leaders from all over Asia who have sent in their letters of endorsement : Philippines, Korea, the General Federation of Nepal Trade Unions, (GEFONT), Thailand, Malaysia, Japan, and trade union leaders from New Zealand and Australia... In Africa... In Azania-South Africa, activists of the Socialist Party of Azania and trade union members of theIinternational Committee met leaders of the ANC and the PAC in order to engage in a common approach toward Clinton to ask him to intervene and prevent the execution of Mumia Abu-Jamal. In the span of just a few weeks, these activists have already collected thousands of signatures. In Angola, the president of the Democratic Party (also vice-president of the Association of African lawyers), has joined the International Committee. Trade unionists and trade unions all over the continent have called upon Clinton to intervene on behalf of Mumia. These include the CGT-B in Burkina-Faso, the five general secretaries of the five trade union confederations in Benin, followed by 60 trade union and youth organization leaders who are organizing the mass signature campaign for the Open Letter, Fran=E7ois K. Yao, leader of the Electricity and Gas federation of C=F4te d'Ivoire, the general secretary of the Trade union confederation of the Comoroes... In Togo, the youth organization, Togo Zion Movement, launched the campaign in the Lom=E9 university, while in Algeria, Moustapha Benmohamed, Member of Parliament, has joined the International Committee. In the Republic of Mauritius, dozens of political leaders and organizations, among them the Lalit, trade unions and popular organisations took up the open Letter to President Bill Clinton. In the Americas ... Hundreds of signatures on the Open letter have been collected in Martinique (Caribbean island). In Venezuela, three Members of Parliament of the Constituent Assembly have supported the Open Letter ... In Chile, dozens of labor activists of all tendencies support the Letter. In Brazil, the campaign is developing massively among the youth : Youth committees "Save the life of Mumia" have been established in colleges and universities across the country. In Sao-Paulo State, the 2000 delegates to the PT federal Congress adopted the letter to Clinton by ovation, after Senator Suplicy read it. The senator joined the international Committee, as have done many PT Members of Parliament and Senators, CUT trade unionists and the PT national secretary in charge of the struggle against racism. The town council in the city of Lins (Sao-Paulo State) voted unanimously on November 9 its solidarity with the international campaign calling upon Clinton to save Mumia. In the United States trade unionists, African American organizations activists and lawyers are beginning the effort to prepare the international delegation to Washington. On November 11, the national coordinators of Mumia's defense campaign voted unanimously to endorse and support the international delegation to Washington on January 12, 2000. These are the coordinators who initiated the unprecedented April 24, 1999, demonstrations in Philadelphia and San Francisco and who are now planning a mass national conference in Mumia's defense in January 2000.Helvetica The International Action Center in Albany supported the Open Letter to Bill Clinton and is circulating it for endorsement. In Europe... In Spain, a meeting and a delegation to the U.S. embassy took place on November 5, with the participation of UGT and Workers=20 Commissions (CCOO) activists and leaders: The general secretary of the CCOO, Antonio Gutierrez, and 800 UGT leaders signed the Open Letter to Clinton, and hundreds of students did the same in universities across the Spanish state. In Portugal, the UGT general secretary supports the Open Letter and has asked to be received by the Parliament (Assembly of the Republic). In Italy, an Open letter to Massimo d'Alema, Prime minister, who is to meet Clinton in Florence on November 20, is being circulated among trade unionists. In Switzerland, the members of the international Committee, among them several Members of Parliament, socialist activists, trade unionists, gathered over 500 signatures, among them 150 students of the Neuchatel university. In Belgium, there are also over 500 signatures, among them trade union leaders of the SETCA industry and the teacher trade union CGSP, who went at the beginning of November to the US Embassy. In Holland, a Committee to Save the life of Mumia Abu-Jamal has been set up at the Amsterdam university. In Germany, the factory councils and shop stewards of Bosch and Pirelli, the general assembly of trade union delegates =D6tv of 6 hospitals in Duisbourg, teacher trade union locals, the GEW in =46rankfort on Main, the president of the students free association of the Brandebourg Land have sent letters directly to Clinton. SPD federal Members of Parliament Waltraud Wolff and Detlev von Larcher, as well as CarstIn H=FCbner, PDS MP, writers, editors and artists, OTV, GEW, DGB trade union leaders at all levels, the JUSOS (Socialist Youth) leaders of Duisbourg and Cologne, many activists and leaders of the Social democrat party have joined the committee. In Greece, 30 lawyers, students, trade union leaders and activists, among them the secretary of the Olympic Airways Trade union, the president of the Public company of electricity employees trade union signed the letter to Clinton. In Russia, Solidarnost activists in Kaliningrad, political activists and trade unionists in Saint Petersburg joined the international Committee and are circulating the Open Letter to Clinton. In Great Britain, Labour Party MPs Tony Benn, Jeremy Corbyn, Bill Etherington, Martin Caton and Stan Newens have joined the International Committee, as well as leaders of the public services trade union of London (UNISON), of the railway drivers trade union (ASLEF), of the bakers trade union and the fireman trade union. The Young Black Women Organisation in London, and the Association of Black Lawyers, the Haldane Society of socialist Lawyers, have signed the letter and are circulating it. In France, a first demonstration to the US embassy took place on October 20;=20 there are now 70 000 signatures on the Open letter to Clinton, among them several thousands college pupils and students, some of which have regrouped in Committees to "Save the life of Mumia Abu-Jamal". Hundreds of workers in hospitals, colleges, firms, neighborhoods, have signed, as well as mayors, general councillors, Members of Parliament G. Hage and Fran=E7ois Liberti... Dozens of trade unions are calling upon Clinton and the US embassy: Force ouvri=E8re regional unions of Loire-Atlantique, Val d'Oise, Mayenne, Yonne, Paris, nationale =46ederation CGT of professional retailers, railway workers UFCM-CGT=20 trade union in Rouen, post office union CGT-PTT convention in Marne, the Social organisms workers UFICT convention, the National Bureau of the UGICT Air France, the CGT regional union in Jura, the national Bureau of the National trade union of researchers-FSU, many=20 enterprises and local Unions -- all these have voted to support the Open Letter to Bill Clinton. The French members of the International Committee will organize a delegation to Lionel Jospin, Prime minister and Jacques Chirac, president of the Republic, who are to meet Bill Clinton in Florence then in Seattle a few days later. --============_-1269669120==_ma============-- From dhkc.bruxelles at chello.be Tue Nov 16 13:12:20 1999 From: dhkc.bruxelles at chello.be (dhkc.bruxelles at chello.be) Date: 16 Nov 1999 13:12:20 Subject: Belgians ! The chiefs of the death squads are coming to your countr Message-ID: This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0045_01BF3079.1A0B7DC0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable FOR THE ATTENTION OF THE PEOPLE OF BELGIUM BELGIANS!=20 THE CHIEFS OF THE DEATH SQUADS ARE COMING TO YOUR COUNTRY In order to interrogate Fehriye Erdal who was arrested in Knokke on September 26th 1999, the murderer power of Turkey is sending an interrogation team. This team is responsible of the massacre and torture = of hundreds of people. The real profession of this team is to organise massacres and torture.=20 Here are the names of this team: -Atilla Cinar: The chief of the death squads. -Dervis Kara: The chief of the death squads. -Sinan Solmaz: The chief of the death squads. -Erdal Gokce: Prosecutor. His duty is to protect the death squads = legally and he is in co-operation with the squads.=20 For a clear vision of this squad we will expose the summarised crime = file of one of the chiefs of the death squad, Atilla Cinar. Atilla Cinar: At the moment he is officially the head of the Istanbul Anti-Terror Branch. He was appointed to this duty in 1996. Since then he has been directly responsible for the operations, torture and murders = that have been done by the anti-terror branch.=20 HIS CRIMES MURDERS: 1- February 9th, 1996, he ordered the massacre of Fuat Berk, Meral = Akpinar and Ayten Korkulu. Their house was surrounded and the whole operation = took 10 minutes. They even did not bother to warn them before killing them.=20 2- April 10th, 1996, Muharrem Karakus and Mustafa Bektas were killed by the death squads without warning in day light in Kadikoy / Istanbul. The order was given by Atilla Cinar. 3- May 13th, 1996, Irfan Agdas was shot by the death squads without warning while he was distributing the weekly socialist newspaper = KURTULUS in Alibeykoy / Istanbul. Irfan Agdas was arrested injured and alive. He = was taken in an unmarked police car with the registration number 34 FT 322. = He was killed in the car. The trial of this massacre is still continuing = and none of the death squad members who were responsible for this murder = have been arrested.=20 4- May1st, 1996, during the Mayday commemoration in Istanbul, the death squads under the order of Atilla Cinar opened fire on the crowd. Yalcin Levent, Hakan Albayrak and Dursun Odabas were killed. One of the = unmarked police cars with registration 34 FJU 79 which was used during this = massacre belongs to the Anti-terror branch. Atilla Cinar gave the order.=20 5- June 22nd, 1996, Adalet Yildirim was murdered in Kagithane / = Istanbul. Atilla Cinar, again, gave the order.=20 6- July 15th, 1996, 4 revolutionaries (Hasan Huseyin Onat, Gulizar = Simsek, Emine Tuncal and Ali Erturk) were killed without warning in their base = in Gultepe / Istanbul. Their landlady Hanim Gul was injured and later she = was pushed out of a window while she was receiving medical treatment in the hospital. Atilla Cinar gave the orders.=20 7- July 19th, 1996, Levent Dogan, a high school student, was killed on = the street in Bagcilar / Istanbul by the death squads. Again there was no warning and they received the order from Atilla Cinar.=20 8- August 20th, 1996, Two Kurtulus newspaper distributors Senem Adali = and Muhammet Kaya were killed by the Atilla Cinar's death squads in = Alibeykoy / Istanbul. There was no warning.=20 9- October 6th, 1996, Ismet Guvenc was arrested in Esenler / Istanbul. = He was tortured and executed. His dead body was abandoned in a building = site. Atilla Cinar gave the orders.=20 10- June 9th, 1997, Suleyman Ors was killed without warning in Gaziosmanpasa / Istanbul by the death squads of Atilla Cinar. Before the executions the order of "kill him" was heard through the wireless = radios. 11- June 4th, 1999, two revolutionaries, Sadik Mamati and Selcuk Akgun were killed in a building site near the US consulate in Tarlabasi / Istanbul on the order of Atilla Cinar.=20 TORTURE AND RAIDS: 1- February 17th, 1998, The central bureau of the Kurtulus newspaper was raided by police and the workers Hamdi Kayisi, Aynur Cihan, Zehra = Kurtay, Banu Gudenoglu, Sengul Akkurt, Ecevit Uluvar were arrested and tortured = on the order of Atilla Cinar. This trial is continuing in Istanbul 6th DGM (State Security Court) with the reference number 1998/69. During the = raid all the equipment and computers were either destroyed or confiscated by = the police officers under the supervision of Atilla Cinar. 2- March 11th, 1998, Yunus Bolukoc was arrested in one of his relative's home in Kagithane / Istanbul. He was tortured and later arrested. He has = a medical report proving the torture. (Re: 794) Despite this record and without evidence he was imprisoned for months. The trial is still continuing in Istanbul 5th DGM with reference number 1998/128. 3- April 8th, 1998, the police attacked a group of mourners in Kocasinan cemetery and arrested 18 people. There are medical reports of most of these people proving the torture. One of them is called Muharrem Genc = and his medical report's reference number is 1998/1400 and dated as April = 12th, 1998. The trial is continuing in Istanbul 4th DGM with reference number 1998/159. 4- August 21st, 1998, Idil Cultural Centre in Ortakoy / Istanbul was raided and 32 people were arrested including the members of music band = GRUP YORUM. They were tortured and Ersoy Taskin, Irsad Aydin and Mehmet = Ozturk were imprisoned. The trial is continuing in Istanbul 3rd DGM with = reference number 1998/291.=20 5- October 7th, 1998, the central bureau of Kurtulus newspaper was = raided again. It was another one of Atilla Cinar's orders. The workers, Ufuk Dogbay, Ozlem Kutuk and Selma Kubat were tortured without accusation and imprisoned without evidence for 3 months.=20 6- December 22nd, 1998, two revolutionaries Riza Poyraz and Meryem Altun were arrested in Istanbul. Riza Poyraz was pushed out of the window on = the 5th floor where the Anti-Terror Branch of the Istanbul police is = located. His legs were broken. He received a medical record stating that he needs = to stay indoors for 45 days. The same record was mentioned in the = accusation file (re: 1998/2904) of the trial in the Istanbul DGM. Riza Poyraz was taken back to the police HQ for further torture.=20 7- January 23rd, 1999, a series of police operations took place in Istanbul. The high school student Mustafa Capardasa was tortured in the same branch where Atilla Cinar is the chief. Mustafa Capardasa managed = to get a medical report stating that he needs to have a rest for 7 days = (re: 120) 8- June 7th, 1999, the police attacked to the funeral ceremony of the murdered revolutionary Selcuk Akgun and arrested 82 people in Alibeykoy = / Istanbul. At the end of the torture sessions 15 people were imprisoned. = The trial is continuing in Istanbul DGM (re:1999/216) 9- February 10th, 1999, an high school student, Inan Dogan, was arrested and tortured. There is a medical report proving the torture (re:501). = The trial is continuing in Istanbul DGM (re:1999/54) 10- April 7th, 1999 the Karanfiller Cultural Centre in Kagithane / Istanbul was raided by police and 12 people were arrested. One of them, Sinan Duman, has a medical report proving the torture he received. The = same centre was raided, once again, 10 days later by police and this time 13 people were arrested. The trial of the imprisoned, Taylan Pektas, Ozgur Saglam and Serkan Cakar, is still continuing in Istanbul DGM (re: = 1999/162) There are hundreds more cases of torture and murders which are known by = the people of Turkey. All these were well documented and proven without = doubt.=20 People of Belgium; All these raids, torture and murders are done by the death squads and torturers under the command of Atilla Cinar. He continues to commit = crimes everyday. Will you welcome these chiefs of death squads, murderers and torturers? To welcome them is to be their acquaintance. This is an humanitarian crime.=20 Do not welcome the death squads, murderers and torturers. If there is justice, democracy, law and respect for human rights in Belgium, the death squads should be refused entry. We call upon you to = show your sensitivity to the visit of the death squads and the interrogation = of Fehriye Erdal by these death squads.=20 People of Belgium; Fehriye Erdal, Musa Asoglu and Kaya Saz are being denied the right to exercise and also the right of their legal representatives to visit = them. They are not allowed to see each other either. They are denied access = to the telephone and personal correspondence. =20 Therefore Musa Asoglu is in hunger strike for 20 days.=20 The right of our friends to life and legal defence should be observed. 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FOR THE ATTENTION OF THE PEOPLE OF BELGIUM

BELGIANS!
THE = CHIEFS=20 OF THE DEATH SQUADS ARE COMING TO YOUR COUNTRY

In order to = interrogate=20 Fehriye Erdal who was arrested in Knokke on
September 26th 1999, the = murderer=20 power of Turkey is sending an
interrogation team. This team is = responsible of=20 the massacre and torture of
hundreds of people. The real profession = of this=20 team is to organise
massacres and torture.
Here are the names of = this=20 team:
-Atilla Cinar: The chief of the death squads.
-Dervis Kara: = The=20 chief of the death squads.
-Sinan Solmaz: The chief of the death=20 squads.
-Erdal Gokce: Prosecutor. His duty is to protect the death = squads=20 legally
and he is in co-operation with the squads.
For a clear = vision of=20 this squad we will expose the summarised crime file
of one of the = chiefs of=20 the death squad, Atilla Cinar.

Atilla Cinar: At the moment he is=20 officially the head of the Istanbul
Anti-Terror Branch. He was = appointed to=20 this duty in 1996. Since then he
has been directly responsible for = the=20 operations, torture and murders that
have been done by the = anti-terror=20 branch.

HIS CRIMES

MURDERS:
1- February 9th, 1996, he = ordered=20 the massacre of Fuat Berk, Meral Akpinar
and Ayten Korkulu. Their = house was=20 surrounded and the whole operation took
10 minutes. They even did not = bother=20 to warn them before killing them.
2- April 10th, 1996, Muharrem = Karakus and=20 Mustafa Bektas were killed by
the death squads without warning in day = light=20 in Kadikoy / Istanbul. The
order was given by Atilla Cinar.
3- May = 13th,=20 1996, Irfan Agdas was shot by the death squads without
warning while = he was=20 distributing the weekly socialist newspaper KURTULUS
in Alibeykoy / = Istanbul.=20 Irfan Agdas was arrested injured and alive. He was
taken in an = unmarked=20 police car with the registration number 34 FT 322. He
was killed in = the car.=20 The trial of this massacre is still continuing and
none of the death = squad=20 members who were responsible for this murder have
been arrested. =
4-=20 May1st, 1996, during the Mayday commemoration in Istanbul, the = death
squads=20 under the order of Atilla Cinar opened fire on the crowd. = Yalcin
Levent,=20 Hakan Albayrak and Dursun Odabas were killed. One of the = unmarked
police cars=20 with registration 34 FJU 79 which was used during this = massacre
belongs to=20 the Anti-terror branch. Atilla Cinar gave the order.
5- June 22nd, = 1996,=20 Adalet Yildirim was murdered in Kagithane / Istanbul.
Atilla Cinar, = again,=20 gave the order.
6- July 15th, 1996, 4 revolutionaries (Hasan Huseyin = Onat,=20 Gulizar Simsek,
Emine Tuncal and Ali Erturk) were killed without = warning in=20 their base in
Gultepe / Istanbul. Their landlady Hanim Gul was = injured and=20 later she was
pushed out of a window while she was receiving medical=20 treatment in the
hospital. Atilla Cinar gave the orders.
7- July = 19th,=20 1996, Levent Dogan, a high school student, was killed on the
street = in=20 Bagcilar / Istanbul by the death squads. Again there was no
warning = and they=20 received the order from Atilla Cinar.
8- August 20th, 1996, Two = Kurtulus=20 newspaper distributors Senem Adali and
Muhammet Kaya were killed by = the=20 Atilla Cinar's death squads in Alibeykoy /
Istanbul. There was no = warning.=20
9- October 6th, 1996, Ismet Guvenc was arrested in Esenler / = Istanbul.=20 He
was tortured and executed. His dead body was abandoned in a = building=20 site.
Atilla Cinar gave the orders.
10- June 9th, 1997, Suleyman = Ors was=20 killed without warning in
Gaziosmanpasa / Istanbul by the death = squads of=20 Atilla Cinar. Before the
executions the order of "kill him" was heard = through=20 the wireless radios.
11- June 4th, 1999, two revolutionaries, Sadik = Mamati=20 and Selcuk Akgun
were killed in a building site near the US consulate = in=20 Tarlabasi /
Istanbul on the order of Atilla Cinar.

TORTURE = AND=20 RAIDS:
1- February 17th, 1998, The central bureau of the Kurtulus = newspaper=20 was
raided by police and the workers Hamdi Kayisi, Aynur Cihan, Zehra = Kurtay,
Banu Gudenoglu, Sengul Akkurt, Ecevit Uluvar were arrested = and=20 tortured on
the order of Atilla Cinar. This trial is continuing in = Istanbul=20 6th DGM
(State Security Court) with the reference number 1998/69. = During the=20 raid
all the equipment and computers were either destroyed or = confiscated by=20 the
police officers under the supervision of Atilla Cinar.
2- = March 11th,=20 1998, Yunus Bolukoc was arrested in one of his relative's
home in = Kagithane /=20 Istanbul. He was tortured and later arrested. He has a
medical report = proving=20 the torture. (Re: 794) Despite this record and
without evidence he = was=20 imprisoned for months. The trial is still
continuing in Istanbul 5th = DGM with=20 reference number 1998/128.
3- April 8th, 1998, the police attacked a = group of=20 mourners in Kocasinan
cemetery and arrested 18 people. There are = medical=20 reports of  most of
these people proving the torture. One of = them is=20 called Muharrem Genc and
his medical report's reference number is = 1998/1400=20 and dated as April 12th,
 1998. The trial is continuing in = Istanbul 4th=20 DGM with reference number
1998/159.
4- August 21st, 1998, Idil = Cultural=20 Centre in Ortakoy / Istanbul was
raided and 32 people were arrested = including=20 the members of music band GRUP
YORUM. They were tortured and Ersoy = Taskin,=20 Irsad Aydin and Mehmet Ozturk
were imprisoned. The trial is = continuing in=20 Istanbul 3rd DGM with reference
number 1998/291.
5- October 7th, = 1998,=20 the central bureau of Kurtulus newspaper was raided
again. It was = another one=20 of Atilla Cinar's orders. The workers, Ufuk
Dogbay, Ozlem Kutuk and = Selma=20 Kubat were tortured without accusation and
imprisoned without = evidence for 3=20 months.
6- December 22nd, 1998, two revolutionaries Riza Poyraz and = Meryem=20 Altun
were arrested in Istanbul. Riza Poyraz was pushed out of the = window on=20 the
5th floor where the Anti-Terror Branch of the Istanbul police is=20 located.
His legs were broken. He received a medical record stating = that he=20 needs to
stay indoors for 45 days. The same record was mentioned in = the=20 accusation
file (re: 1998/2904) of the trial in the Istanbul DGM. = Riza Poyraz=20 was
taken back to the police HQ for further torture.
7- January = 23rd,=20 1999, a series of police operations took place in
Istanbul. The high = school=20 student Mustafa Capardasa was tortured in the
same branch where = Atilla Cinar=20 is the chief. Mustafa Capardasa managed to
get a medical report = stating that=20 he needs to have a rest for 7 days (re:
120)
8- June 7th, 1999, = the police=20 attacked to the funeral ceremony of the
murdered revolutionary Selcuk = Akgun=20 and arrested 82 people in Alibeykoy /
Istanbul. At the end of the = torture=20 sessions 15 people were imprisoned. The
trial is continuing in = Istanbul DGM=20 (re:1999/216)
9- February 10th, 1999, an high school student, Inan = Dogan, was=20 arrested
and tortured. There is a medical report proving the torture=20 (re:501). The
trial is continuing in Istanbul DGM (re:1999/54)
10- = April=20 7th, 1999 the Karanfiller Cultural Centre in Kagithane /
Istanbul was = raided=20 by police and 12 people were arrested. One of them,
Sinan Duman, has = a=20 medical report proving the torture he received. The same
centre was = raided,=20 once again, 10 days later by police and this time 13
people were = arrested.=20 The trial of the imprisoned, Taylan Pektas, Ozgur
Saglam and Serkan = Cakar, is=20 still continuing in Istanbul DGM (re: 1999/162)

There are = hundreds more=20 cases of torture and murders which are known by the
people of Turkey. = All=20 these were well documented and proven without doubt.

People of=20 Belgium;

All these raids, torture and murders are done by the = death=20 squads and
torturers under the command of Atilla Cinar. He continues = to=20 commit crimes
everyday. Will you welcome these chiefs of death = squads,=20 murderers and
torturers? To welcome them is to be their acquaintance. = This is=20 an
humanitarian crime.
Do not welcome the death squads, murderers = and=20 torturers.
If there is justice, democracy, law and respect for human = rights=20 in
Belgium, the death squads should be refused entry. We call upon = you to=20 show
your sensitivity to the visit of the death squads and the = interrogation=20 of
Fehriye Erdal by these death squads.

People of=20 Belgium;

Fehriye Erdal, Musa Asoglu and Kaya Saz are being denied = the=20 right to
exercise and also the right of their legal representatives = to visit=20 them.
They are not allowed to see each other either.  They are = denied=20 access to
the telephone and personal correspondence.  =
Therefore Musa=20 Asoglu is in hunger strike for 20 days.
The right of our friends to = life and=20 legal defence should be observed.

REVOLUTIONARY PEOPLE'S = LIBERATION=20 FRONT
BRUSSELS INFORMATION BUREAU
------=_NextPart_000_0045_01BF3079.1A0B7DC0-- From ozgurluk at xs4all.nl Tue Nov 16 19:37:49 1999 From: ozgurluk at xs4all.nl (ozgurluk at xs4all.nl) Date: 16 Nov 1999 19:37:49 Subject: Oil and Water Message-ID: From: "Bill Howard" Deal near to tap into Caspian Sea oil Planned project could open vast reserves fought over for years to United States and allies. Bob Deans - Cox Washington Bureau Sunday, November 14, 1999 Washington -- Marco Polo was intrigued by it nearly eight centuries ago. The British fought for it in World War I, as did the Turks. Hitler sent thousands of troops after it, ferrying supplies on camels, in a desperate and ultimately futile quest. Now the vast crude oil of the Caspian Sea, the prize that has eluded foreign capture by so many for so long, appears at last within the grasp of the Western world. When President Clinton arrives Monday in the Turkish capital of Ankara for a state visit with Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit, high on the agenda will be the formal inking of an agreement to support the commercial construction of a pipeline connecting the oil-rich Caspian to the Turkish port of Ceyhan 1,100 miles away. 'Stakes are very big' The $4 billion artery would be able, sometime early next century, to pump 1 million barrels a day of Caspian crude into the holds of tankers in the Mediterranean Sea, from there to stoke the economies of the United States and two dozen of its closest allies. Perhaps more to the point, it would give the United States, Europe and Israel direct access to oil fields that could hold as much as one-fifth of the world's crude, providing a strategic alternative to Western dependence on supplies from the volatile Middle East. "The stakes are very big," said former National Security Adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski, who served in the Carter administration. "Having unlimited access to it, access which is not controlled by a potentially hostile power, is very much in our interest." Landlocked by Iran to its south and republics of the former Soviet Union to its east, west and north, the 700-mile-long Caspian Sea contains at least six separate hydrocarbon basins, massive underground formations that trapped plant and animal detritus hundreds of millions of years ago and have held it captive ever since in the form of oil and natural gas. Proven crude oil reserves there are estimated in the range of 20 billion barrels or so, comparable to the 22.5 billion barrels in the United States and 17 billion barrels in the North Sea. Billions to be invested Industry geologists speculate, however, that the Caspian region could hold up to 200 billion barrels. That would be as much as Iraq and Iran put together and would equal 20 percent of the world's proven reserves of 1 trillion barrels. "It's going to take a lot of years, and a lot of wells, before we know whether the Caspian region holds 30 billion barrels or 130 billion," international oil executive Nick Zana, of the San Francisco-based Chevron Corp., told his peers at a conference in London earlier this year. Either way, said Zana, "there's far too much at stake to stop investing." The U.S. oil industry, indeed, has plans to invest tens of billions of dollars in exploration, drilling, refining and transportation projects in the region over the coming decade. Chevron alone has agreed to invest $20 billion over the next 40 years in an oil development venture with the government of Kazakstan, along the Caspian's northeast coast. Across the Caspian, in Azerbaijan, the Exxon Corp., based in Irving, Texas, has staked a major claim. Atlantic-Richfield, BP Amoco, Mobil, Texaco, Pennzoil, Phillips Petroleum and others are also heavily committed to the Caspian, following in the footsteps of prospectors who began tapping the region's treasure through shallow hand-dug wells more than 200 years ago. All have faced two main problems: geography and geopolitics in a harsh and remote region whose history of turbulence and bloodshed rivals that of the Balkans 1,000 miles to its west. For most of this century, the bulk of the Caspian's yield was used to fuel the Soviet Union. Its break-up eight years ago, however, left Caspian crude largely in the hands of Iran and four formerly Soviet republics: Russia, Kazakstan, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan. Still, only a few pipelines exist to transport the oil. Most pass through the embattled region of Chechnya en route to the Russian port of Novorosiisk on the Black Sea. For years, American, British and Dutch oil companies have been locked in complicated international negotiations over the possibility of building several new Caspian pipelines. The most ambitious, being studied by a consortium that includes Exxon, envisions a tube snaking some 5,000 miles through the Himalayas and the Gobi desert to pipe oil to western China, at a cost estimated at upwards of $8.5 billion. Clinton and Turkey's Ecevit are expected to sign on Thursday in Istanbul an accord meant to support a commercial project to build an oil pipeline. ----- End forwarded message ----- -- Pressagency Ozgurluk.Org In solidarity with the Peoples Liberationstruggle in Turkey and Kurdistan http://www.ozgurluk.org DHKP-C: http://www.ozgurluk.org/dhkc From owc at energy-net.org Wed Nov 17 13:30:55 1999 From: owc at energy-net.org (owc at energy-net.org) Date: 17 Nov 1999 13:30:55 Subject: [OWC] SEATTLE, CHINA LABOR RIGHTS & REGISTRATION Message-ID: --============_-1269250440==_ma============ Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" ; format="flowed" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable [OWC] SEATTLE, CHINA LABOR RIGHTS & REGISTRATION [please re-post and distribute widely. Excuse duplicate postings.] ****** Open World Conference of Workers in Defense of Trade Union Independence and Democratic Rights (c/o S.F. Labor Council, 1188 Franklin St.#203, San Francisco, CA 94109. Tel: 415- 641-8616 =46ax: 415-440-9297 Email: owc at igc.org) ****** IN THIS MESSAGE: (1) Labor Party Speakout Against Globalization in Seattle (2) Interview with Cai Chong Guo, leader of China's independent union moveme= nt (3) Deadline Nears for OWC Registration! ***** (1) JOIN US IN SEATTLE AT THE LABOR PARTY'S SPEAKOUT AGAINST THE=20 CORPORATE "FREE TRADE" AGENDA OF THE MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS Dear Sisters and Brothers: The national Labor Party is hosting a Speakout in Seattle on the eve=20 of the upcoming World Trade Organization Ministerial Summit. This WTO=20 event is the focus of much activity on the part of the labor=20 movement, as the WTO is one of the main vehicles to roll back the=20 gains and rights of unions worldwide. The Labor Party Speakout in Seattle will be held on: Sunday, November 28 from 5 to 8 p.m. at the IBEW Hall 2700 - 1st Ave @ Broad St. Seattle Speakers at the LP event in Seattle include: * Tony Mazzocchi, LP National Organizer; * Baldemar Velasquez, LP national co-chair; * A Representative of the leadership of the United=20 Steelworkers of America; * Cai Chong Guo, representing Han Dong Fang and the=20 independent trade union movement of China; * Ed Rosario, representing the S.F. Labor Council and the=20 Organizing Committee of the Open World Conference in Defense of Trade=20 Union Independence and Democratic Rights (which has been endorsed by the Labor=20 Party nationally) * Also speaking will be representatives of a number of trade=20 unions and community organizations in the Seattle area. The event is hosted by the Seattle chapter of the Labor Party in=20 conjunction with the Portland, Golden Gate, East Bay (Calif.) LP=20 Chapters and the Santa Rosa, San Jose and Sacramento Labor Party=20 Local Organizing Committees. All trade unionists and activists who are going to Seattle can=20 contact Seattle LP co-chair Diane Radischat at (206) 382-5712 for=20 more information. ****** (2) INTERVIEW WITH CAI CHONG GUO FROM CHINA "Why I Will Be Participating in the Open World Conference:" Introductory Note: Following is an interview with Ca=EF Chong Guo, who=20 will be a featured speaker at the Labor Party Speakout in Seattle on=20 the eve of the WTO Ministerial Summit. Chong Guo was forced into=20 exile after the mass uprising of May-June 1989 at Tiananmen Square in=20 China, which was violently repressed by the regime. He is editor of=20 the French edition of China Labour Bulletin, an independent workers'=20 newspaper published in Hong Kong by Chinese trade unionist Han=20 Dongfang. China Labour Bulletin is widely distributed in China. Cai Chong Guo will give a more thorough presentation on the state of=20 the labor movement in China at a "Forum on International Labor=20 Rights" sponsored by the OWC, the Seattle and Golden Gate chapters of=20 the Labor Party and Global Exchange. The forum will be held Monday,=20 November 29 (at 7 p.m.) at the IBEW Hall, 2700 - 1st Ave. @ Broad St.=20 in Seattle. The interview below was first published in the August 21-27, 1999,=20 issue of Informations Ouvri=E8res (Labor News), the weekly newspaper of=20 the French Workers Party -- which has endorsed and is actively=20 building the Open World Conference in Defense of Trade Union=20 Independence and Democratic Rights (OWC). ***** * I.O.: Can you give us an update on the current situation in your country? * Ca=EF Chong Guo: One fundamental aspect is the crisis of the=20 state-run companies. Seventy-seven percent of them are officially=20 bankrupt. The Chinese government intends to organize their=20 privatization, which it terms "transforming state companies into=20 stock-owned companies." The "reform" is in fact privatization.=20 Corruption has become widespread, especially in the state=20 enterprises. Bosses and directors force workers to buy stocks and=20 then they declare the state company bankrupt. After this they put the=20 company up for sale at a low price, and members of the families of=20 the ruling bureaucracy buy the company. These measures bring about massive layoffs and unemployment. There=20 are 35 million to 40 million unemployed, not to mention the 150=20 million peasants who must abandon their land, look for work and live=20 in dreadful conditions. The latter are known as the "floating=20 population." The 40 million unemployed are mostly workers without any benefits,=20 except the miserable sum of US$25 a month, which often comes late or=20 not at all. In general I feel there is not enough said about the peasants. Let us=20 remember that one billion Chinese people live in rural areas. The current situation in my country? Corrupt bureaucrats live in nice=20 apartments and own cars, right under the noses of the unemployed. And=20 the economic crisis is deepening. Consumption of goods is stagnating.=20 =46or the past two years a new phenomenon has arisen: nobody buys,=20 nothing sells and inventories accumulate. Why? Fear of the future.=20 When one is sick it can cost up to six months' salary to pay the=20 medical bills, and school is no longer free. Retirement benefits are=20 paid by the state companies, but if they close, what will happen? No=20 one dares spend money. After a brief interruption caused by the bombing of the Chinese=20 embassy in Belgrade, the Chinese government resumed its negotiations=20 aimed at including China in the World Trade Organization (WTO). The=20 regime has stated that it is ready both to lower customs' taxes and=20 to open the country even further to foreign capital and goods. There=20 are not even any social clauses in these negotiations. The situation=20 facing Chinese workers is alarming and will only get worse. * I.O.: How are the people and the working class in particular=20 reacting to this situation? * Ca=EF Chong Guo: Strikes and demonstrations occur daily. Even the=20 Chinese government has officially recognized that 200,000 strikes and=20 demonstrations have taken place over the past year nationwide. These=20 are movements to demand the payment of unemployment benefits, the=20 payment of back wages, and an end to corruption and to the closure of=20 state-run factories. At one time, the workers sought the support of the official unions=20 when they took to the streets. The trade unions would reply that they=20 could not help them. They spoke to the workers just like government=20 officials do. The fact is that no one, neither the government nor the=20 official unions, is able or willing to help the workers. So the=20 workers have taken to the streets by their own means and in their own=20 name. The government, in turn, has ordered the official trade unions=20 to maintain "social stability," which it considers threatened by all=20 these strikes. This general discontent worries the government. But it cannot repress=20 all the movements because they are really occurring daily in every=20 region of the country. Therefore the officials are often forced to=20 yield and to pay one or two months of back wages to try to calm the=20 workers. Because it cannot attack everybody, the Chinese government has=20 focused its repression on any attempt at organizing these protest=20 movements or forming independent trade unions. Over the past three=20 years, hundreds of trade unionists have been jailed and sentenced to=20 very long prison terms. I will give two examples: Chang Shanguan was=20 sentenced to 11 years in prison for founding an association of=20 unemployed; and Yue Tianxing was sentenced to 10 years in prison for=20 fighting for the payment of back wages and forming a workers'=20 monitoring group. * I.O.: What do you think of those who today throughout the world are=20 calling for the recognition of the Chinese official trade unions? * Ca=EF Chong Guo: The official trade unions in China are an instrument=20 of the government. Today this question confronts workers all over the=20 world. It seems to me that governments and the world's main financial=20 institutions are putting pressure on the trade unions in their=20 attempt to transform them into simple relays for government policies. Those who want to recognize the official trade unions should look at=20 the heinous role played by these so-called trade unions. It is an=20 illusion to think that it is possible to influence or to transform=20 these trade unions into independent trade unions. These trade unions=20 are paid and appointed by the government. * I.O.: You are in charge of the French edition of China Labour=20 Bulletin. Tell us more about this bulletin? * Ca=EF Chong Guo: The bulletin is edited in Hong Kong by Han Dongfang,=20 who, as you know, was the founder of the Autonomous Workers'=20 =46ederation of Beijing in May-June 1989. From Hong Kong, the bulletin=20 is shipped to various regions of China. Its aim is to encourage=20 Chinese workers so that they can better defend their own interests by=20 their own forces. We seek to increase awareness that the working class must rely only=20 on its own independent strength and self-organization. We inform the=20 Chinese workers that they are not isolated, that trade unions on an=20 international scale support them. The government wants to isolate the Chinese workers. Working people=20 in one region do not know what is going on in another region. We want=20 to inform them of what is going on in the whole of China. Our=20 bulletin is a first step toward the unification of the independent=20 labor movement in China. We take up such issues as how to organize. You must realize that=20 there is a breach of trade union culture after 50 years of Communist=20 rule. There is a need to learn. It is very concrete. A trade union is=20 not a political party. What is collective bargaining? How to organize=20 trade union democracy? It is also very important to inform trade unions on an international=20 scale of what is really going on in China, and to ask for their=20 support. Chinese workers need international support. The support of=20 the French, American and German labor movements is especially=20 important. Campaigns for freeing this or that Chinese trade unionist=20 from imprisonment gives Chinese workers courage to continue the=20 difficult struggle. * I.O.: What do you think of the Open World Conference of Workers in=20 Defense of Trade Union Independence and Democratic Rights, which will=20 be held in San Francisco next February? * Ca=EF Chong Guo: In my opinion, these two issues -- trade union=20 independence and democratic rights -- are closely linked. I will be=20 present at this Open World Conference with other friends. A specific=20 discussion on China is scheduled. Trade unionists and activists=20 across China already know about the conference. We need solidarity from all over the world. The San Francisco=20 conference shows that trade unionists, whatever their opinions, can=20 work together. We need everyone's support. This is crucial for me. We must learn to respect each other and to work together for=20 independent trade unions. Without trade unions, there cannot be=20 freedom for the people as a whole. The present situation in my=20 country shows this fully. The independent trade union movement in China is the only force that=20 can lead to a democratic future in my country. ***** (3) REGISTRATION FOR THE OWC NEARS DEADLINE o Registration Fee: $100 USD includes banquet, conference=20 bulletins and packet. o Hotel Rates per person/per night (includes tax): Single-$125=20 Double-$62 Triple-$49 Quad-$37 o Foreign registrations and hotel fees due by Nov. 30, 1999. o U.S. registrations and hotel fees due by Dec. 31, 1999. o Make checks payable to WHC (Western Hemishphere Conference=20 Continuations Committee) Send to OWC, c/o San Francisco Labor Council, 1188 Franklin St. #203,=20 San Francisco, CA 94109 =46or more information, contact us at Tel. (415) 641-8616, Fax: (415)=20 440-9297, or email: owc at igc.org Endorsement * Registration Coupon Name Address City State Zip Country Union/Organization (if any) Phone =46ax email [ ] List me as an endorser of the Open World Conference of Workers (title and union for id. only)=20 ____________________________________________ [ ] I will forward the registration fee of $100 USD per person to=20 the OWC address below. [ ] I will forward _____________ for hotel expenses for=20 ___________ nights. Hotel cost per night: Single - $125 Double - $62=20 Triple - $49 Quad - $37 [ ] I will forward a contribution of $ ___________________ toward=20 conference expenses. [ ] I cannot attend, but would like to receive conference=20 publications and reports. Make checks payable to the WHC. Send your Endorsement/Registration to=20 OWC c/o San Francisco Labor Council, 1188 Franklin Street, San=20 =46rancisco, CA 94109 tel: 415-641-8616 fax: 415-440-9297 email:=20 owc at igc.org --============_-1269250440==_ma============ Content-Type: text/enriched; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable [OWC] SEATTLE, CHINA LABOR RIGHTS & REGISTRATION=20 [please re-post and distribute widely. Excuse duplicate postings.] ****** Open World Conference of Workers in Defense of Trade Union Independence and Democratic Rights (c/o S.F. Labor Council, 1188 Franklin St.#203, San Francisco, CA 94109. Tel: 415- 641-8616 =46ax: 415-440-9297 Email: owc at igc.org) ****** IN THIS MESSAGE: (1) Labor Party Speakout Against Globalization in Seattle (2) Interview with Cai Chong Guo, leader of China's independent union movement (3) Deadline Nears for OWC Registration! ***** (1) JOIN US IN SEATTLE AT THE LABOR PARTY'S SPEAKOUT AGAINST THE CORPORATE "FREE TRADE" AGENDA OF THE MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS Dear Sisters and Brothers: The national Labor Party is hosting a Speakout in Seattle on the eve of the upcoming World Trade Organization Ministerial Summit. This WTO event is the focus of much activity on the part of the labor movement, as the WTO is one of the main vehicles to roll back the gains and rights of unions worldwide.=20 The Labor Party Speakout in Seattle will be held on: Sunday, November 28 from 5 to 8 p.m. at the IBEW Hall=20 2700 - 1st Ave @ Broad St. Seattle Speakers at the LP event in Seattle include: * Tony Mazzocchi, LP National Organizer;=20 * Baldemar Velasquez, LP national co-chair;=20 * A Representative of the leadership of the United Steelworkers of America;=20 * Cai Chong Guo, representing Han Dong Fang and the independent trade union=20 movement of China;=20 * Ed Rosario, representing the S.F. Labor Council and the Organizing Committee =20 of the Open World Conference in Defense of Trade Union Independence and Democratic Rights (which has been endorsed by the Labor Party nationally) =09 * Also speaking will be representatives of a number of trade unions and =20 community organizations in the Seattle area.=20 The event is hosted by the Seattle chapter of the Labor Party in conjunction with the Portland, Golden Gate, East Bay (Calif.) LP Chapters and the Santa Rosa, San Jose and Sacramento Labor Party Local Organizing Committees.=20 All trade unionists and activists who are going to Seattle can contact Seattle LP co-chair Diane Radischat at (206) 382-5712 for more information.=20 ****** Palatino(2) INTERVIEW WITH CAI CHONG GUO FROM CHINA "Why I Will Be Participating in the Open World Conference:" =09 Introductory Note: Following is an interview with Ca=EF Chong Guo, who will be a featured speaker at the Labor Party Speakout in Seattle on the eve of the WTO Ministerial Summit. Chong Guo was forced into exile after the mass uprising of May-June 1989 at Tiananmen Square in China, which was violently repressed by the regime. He is editor of the French edition of China Labour Bulletin, an independent workers' newspaper published in Hong Kong by Chinese trade unionist Han Dongfang. China Labour Bulletin is widely distributed in China.=20 Cai Chong Guo will give a more thorough presentation on the state of the labor movement in China at a "Forum on International Labor Rights" sponsored by the OWC, the Seattle and Golden Gate chapters of the Labor Party and Global Exchange. The forum will be held Monday, November 29 (at 7 p.m.) at the IBEW Hall, 2700 - 1st Ave. @ Broad St. in Seattle. The interview below was first published in the August 21-27, 1999, issue of Informations Ouvri=E8res (Labor News), the weekly newspaper of the French Workers Party -- which has endorsed and is actively building the Open World Conference in Defense of Trade Union Independence and Democratic Rights (OWC). ***** * I.O.: Can you give us an update on the current situation in your country? * Ca=EF Chong Guo: One fundamental aspect is the crisis of the state-run companies. Seventy-seven percent of them are officially bankrupt. The Chinese government intends to organize their privatization, which it terms "transforming state companies into stock-owned companies." The "reform" is in fact privatization. Corruption has become widespread, especially in the state enterprises. Bosses and directors force workers to buy stocks and then they declare the state company bankrupt. After this they put the company up for sale at a low price, and members of the families of the ruling bureaucracy buy the company. These measures bring about massive layoffs and unemployment. There are 35 million to 40 million unemployed, not to mention the 150 million peasants who must abandon their land, look for work and live in dreadful conditions. The latter are known as the "floating population." The 40 million unemployed are mostly workers without any benefits, except the miserable sum of US$25 a month, which often comes late or not at all. In general I feel there is not enough said about the peasants. Let us remember that one billion Chinese people live in rural areas. The current situation in my country? Corrupt bureaucrats live in nice apartments and own cars, right under the noses of the unemployed. And the economic crisis is deepening. Consumption of goods is stagnating. =46or the past two years a new phenomenon has arisen: nobody buys, nothing sells and inventories accumulate. Why? Fear of the future. When one is sick it can cost up to six months' salary to pay the medical bills, and school is no longer free. Retirement benefits are paid by the state companies, but if they close, what will happen? No one dares spend money. After a brief interruption caused by the bombing of the Chinese embassy in Belgrade, the Chinese government resumed its negotiations aimed at including China in the World Trade Organization (WTO). The regime has stated that it is ready both to lower customs' taxes and to open the country even further to foreign capital and goods. There are not even any social clauses in these negotiations. The situation facing Chinese workers is alarming and will only get worse. * I.O.: How are the people and the working class in particular reacting to this situation? * Ca=EF Chong Guo: Strikes and demonstrations occur daily. Even the Chinese government has officially recognized that 200,000 strikes and demonstrations have taken place over the past year nationwide. These are movements to demand the payment of unemployment benefits, the payment of back wages, and an end to corruption and to the closure of state-run factories. At one time, the workers sought the support of the official unions when they took to the streets. The trade unions would reply that they could not help them. They spoke to the workers just like government officials do. The fact is that no one, neither the government nor the official unions, is able or willing to help the workers. So the workers have taken to the streets by their own means and in their own name. The government, in turn, has ordered the official trade unions to maintain "social stability," which it considers threatened by all these strikes. This general discontent worries the government. But it cannot repress all the movements because they are really occurring daily in every region of the country. Therefore the officials are often forced to yield and to pay one or two months of back wages to try to calm the workers. Because it cannot attack everybody, the Chinese government has focused its repression on any attempt at organizing these protest movements or forming independent trade unions. Over the past three years, hundreds of trade unionists have been jailed and sentenced to very long prison terms. I will give two examples: Chang Shanguan was sentenced to 11 years in prison for founding an association of unemployed; and Yue Tianxing was sentenced to 10 years in prison for fighting for the payment of back wages and forming a workers' monitoring group. * I.O.: What do you think of those who today throughout the world are calling for the recognition of the Chinese official trade unions? * Ca=EF Chong Guo: The official trade unions in China are an instrument of the government. Today this question confronts workers all over the world. It seems to me that governments and the world's main financial institutions are putting pressure on the trade unions in their attempt to transform them into simple relays for government policies.=20 Those who want to recognize the official trade unions should look at the heinous role played by these so-called trade unions. It is an illusion to think that it is possible to influence or to transform these trade unions into independent trade unions. These trade unions are paid and appointed by the government. * I.O.: You are in charge of the French edition of China Labour Bulletin. Tell us more about this bulletin? * Ca=EF Chong Guo: The bulletin is edited in Hong Kong by Han Dongfang, who, as you know, was the founder of the Autonomous Workers' Federation of Beijing in May-June 1989. From Hong Kong, the bulletin is shipped to various regions of China. Its aim is to encourage Chinese workers so that they can better defend their own interests by their own forces. We seek to increase awareness that the working class must rely only on its own independent strength and self-organization. We inform the Chinese workers that they are not isolated, that trade unions on an international scale support them. The government wants to isolate the Chinese workers. Working people in one region do not know what is going on in another region. We want to inform them of what is going on in the whole of China. Our bulletin is a first step toward the unification of the independent labor movement in China. We take up such issues as how to organize. You must realize that there is a breach of trade union culture after 50 years of Communist rule. There is a need to learn. It is very concrete. A trade union is not a political party. What is collective bargaining? How to organize trade union democracy?=20 It is also very important to inform trade unions on an international scale of what is really going on in China, and to ask for their support. Chinese workers need international support. The support of the =46rench, American and German labor movements is especially important. Campaigns for freeing this or that Chinese trade unionist from imprisonment gives Chinese workers courage to continue the difficult struggle. * I.O.: What do you think of the Open World Conference of Workers in Defense of Trade Union Independence and Democratic Rights, which will be held in San Francisco next February? * Ca=EF Chong Guo: In my opinion, these two issues -- trade union independence and democratic rights -- are closely linked. I will be present at this Open World Conference with other friends. A specific discussion on China is scheduled. Trade unionists and activists across China already know about the conference. We need solidarity from all over the world. The San Francisco conference shows that trade unionists, whatever their opinions, can work together. We need everyone's support. This is crucial for me.=20 We must learn to respect each other and to work together for independent trade unions. Without trade unions, there cannot be freedom for the people as a whole. 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Send your Endorsement/Registration to OWC c/o San Francisco Labor Council, 1188 Franklin Street, San =46rancisco, CA 94109 tel: 415-641-8616 fax: 415-440-9297 email: owc at igc.org =20 --============_-1269250440==_ma============-- From ozgurluk at xs4all.nl Thu Nov 18 16:10:31 1999 From: ozgurluk at xs4all.nl (ozgurluk at xs4all.nl) Date: 18 Nov 1999 16:10:31 Subject: Eyewitness account from Turkey Message-ID: EYEWITNESS ACCOUNT from INTERNATIONAL ACTION CENTER staff member reporting from ANKARA, TURKEY In honor of U.S. President Bill Clinton?s visit to Turkey, riot police brutally attacked a protest rally here Nov. 15 in the main square of the country?s capital. The demonstrators were opposing the vast U.S. military presence in Turkey and the International Monetary Fund?s control of the Turkish economy. Clinton was here to attend a Nov. 18 Istanbul meeting of the so-called Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe. About 200 protesters had barely assembled in Kizilay Meydani square when 500 cops with clubs, shields and full body armor swept through the area, arresting at least 100 people and beating and clubbing many more. Demonstrators reassembled several times as the battle moved down Mustafa Kemal Blvd., while those arrested forced open police-bus windows to chant, "Down with U.S. imperialism" and "Yankee go home, this country is ours!" Police later surrounded the offices of the Party for Socialist Power (Sosyalist Iktidar Partisi), which organized the rally, and arrested several more people. Clinton had arrived in Turkey just after a 7.2-scale earthquake struck near the ancient metropolis of Istanbul on Nov. 12. As of this writing, at least 700 people are known to be dead. Thousands more are injured and homeless. As in the monster earthquake that killed tens of thousands in Turkey on Aug. 17, many who died could have lived. Most of the deaths were caused by the collapse of cheaply built apartment blocks, many built on unsuitable ground by greedy contractors. The homeless of the Duvce region will join at least 200,000 people still living in tents since the Aug. 17 catastrophe. The government promised them prefabricated housing before winter. But cold weather has aleady arrived. Over 1,000 coal miners from Zonguldak near the Black Sea hurried to Duvce the night of the quake to help rescue people. When I talked with them they had been working 14 hours without food or rest. Several said they were not given adequate equipment to dig through the rubble. The Party for Socialist Power canceled anti-Clinton protest activities planned for Istanbul Nov. 13 and 14 because of the earthquake. Party members instead rushed to Duvce to help with rescue and relief work. Among those who mobilized to help were homeless workers from Nazim Kent. This is a tent city named after the Turkish revolutionary poet Nazim Hikmet, who lived in exile in the Soviet Union until his death. Clinton is expected to visit the earthquake region while in Turkey. This bomber of civilians in Yugoslavia and Iraq will probably have kind words and may offer some modest aid. It will certainly be only a fraction of the money the Pentagon has spent covering Turkey with military bases to threaten the Middle East, the Balkans, and oil-rich former Soviet republics in the Caucasus and Central Asia. Meanwhile, the U.S.-controlled IMF this month imposed devastating new conditions on Turkey. These include cutting social spending, limiting wage increases to well below the rate of inflation, and raising the retirement age by 10 years. At least half of Turkey?s income is used to pay interest to Western banks. It also buys weapons from the United States at close to $1 billion a year. Among the IMF?s victims are the self-sacrificing miners of Zonguldak, thousands of whom have lost their jobs to cutbacks demanded by the IMF. International Action Center 39 West 14th Street, Room 206 New York, NY 10011 email: iacenter at iacenter.org http://www.iacenter.org phone: 212 633-6646 fax: 212 633-2889 -- Pressagency Ozgurluk.Org In solidarity with the Peoples Liberationstruggle in Turkey and Kurdistan http://www.ozgurluk.org DHKP-C: http://www.ozgurluk.org/dhkc From ozgurluk.xs4all.nl at ozgurluk.xs4all.nl Mon Nov 22 11:37:41 1999 From: ozgurluk.xs4all.nl at ozgurluk.xs4all.nl (ozgurluk.xs4all.nl at ozgurluk.xs4all.nl) Date: 22 Nov 1999 11:37:41 Subject: [stk-l] survey of arms trade to and by Turkey, October 1999 Message-ID: ----- Forwarded message from kicadam at xs4all.nl ----- Survey of arms trade reports on Turkey, taken from the turkish press and international press agencies in October 1999. 4 October 1999 TANK COMPETITORS Five firms -the Italian Iveco company, the French Giat firm, the Ukranian company, Ukrpetseksport, the German Krauss-Maffei company and the U.S. General Dynamics company will submit their proposals for a planned 1,000 tanks required by the Defence Industry Undersecretariat by November 30 at the la- test. The project will cost 3 quadrillion TL. /Turkiye/ CLINTON'S INVITATION FOR AIRCRAFT PROJECT During the visit of U.S. President Bill Clinton to Ankara in November, he is expected to announce his decision encompassing Turkey as a partner in the JSF, a project being carried out by the U.S. Defence Department. JSF aircraft will replace the F-16 aircraft in the American Army as of the year 2008. /Mil- liyet/ KLJUSEV: TURKEY WILL GRANT MILITARY EQUIPMENT TO MACEDONIA Skopje, October 4 - "Turkey would like to continue the coop- eration in regard to financial assistance and education of the Macedonian personnel at the Military Academies in Turkey", Minister of Defense of the Republic of Macedonia Nikola Klju- sev said after returning from Turkey, where he visited the Military Equipment Fair. The visit was very successful, Minister Kljusev said, under- lining that Turkey would grant military equipment to Macedoni- a, worth DM 2 million. He said that the equipment should arrive to Macedonia for 20-30 days, adding that a radar for control of the Macedonian borders, worth US 570,000, would be included in the first delivery. During his visit to Turkey, Minister Kljusev was received by Turkish President Suleyman Demirel, as well as by the Turkish Defense Minister and the Chief of Stuff. Member of the Turkish Joint Chief of Stuff, Sherafetin Ten Jazan arrived to Macedonia together with Minister Kljusev, for signing of an agreement on cooperation and assistance, at amount of $1 million. This assistance, as Jazan said " should contribute to an enhancement of military cooperation between the two countries". 5 October 1999 FIRST COUGAR TO BE DELIVERED The first Cougar out of 30 Cougar helicopters will be delive- red within this month. A tender was put out by the Turkish Armed Forces (TSK) in February 1997 and the Eurocopter firm won the bidding. The delivery of the helicopters will be completed in October 2002. /Aksam/ JORDANIAN COMMANDER VISITS GEN.ATES The Anatolia News Agency reported that Jordan's Commander of the Land Forces, Major General Shaher Dergham Al-Naimi, visi- ted Turkey's Commander of the Land Forces, General Atilla Ates. Major General Al-Naimi was welcomed by General Ates when he came to the Land Forces Command. Ates issued a statement to the members of press before the meeting and said that Jordan is a "friendly country" and that there were very close relati- onships between Jordan and Turkey. General Ates further added that they would discuss cooperation in training with Jordan's Commander of the Land Forces, Al-Naimi and that he believed that this visit would further improve present relations. Major General Al-Naimi said that he was very pleased to be in Tur- key. Al-Naimi added that Jordan and Turkey were "brother countries" and that they had a common history. He also pointed out that they were giving importance to the improvement of relations between the two countries. The meeting between the two commanders was closed to the press. TURKISH EQUIPMENT FOR CONTROL AT MACEDONIAN BORDERS ARRIVING SOON Macedonian Army will soon receive a military aid worth two million dollars from Turkey soon. A big radar (worth over $500 000) will also be given to the Army which will be of great importance for control at the Macedonian borders. As 'Vecer' reports, Macedonian Minister of Defense Nikola Kljusev said that the rest of the aid is logistics equipment. As it was announced, Macedonian factories 'Euroinvest' in Prilep and 'Suvenir' in Samokov with their half used capacities will participate in the production of the equipment and exchange with Turkey. Macedonian Minister of Defense, after his return from Turkey, said that Turkish Ministry of Defense will soon open an office in Macedonia in order to improve the co-operation between the two countries in the field of defense. Source: MILS, 5 Oct 99 5 October 1999 -U.S. LOCKHEED MARTIN OVERSEAS CO. FIRM WINS TENDER FOR TRAFFIC CONTROL IN STRAITS ANKARA, Oct 5 (A.A) - The U.S. Lockheed Martin Oversees Co. firm won the turn-key tender of technical equipment and servi- ce of ''Ship Traffic Management and Information System Pro- ject'' which is planned to be set up at Istanbul and Canakkale straits for the control and guidance of ships which pass through the straits, it was reported on Tuesday. At a press meeting, Mustafa Korcak, Undersecretary of Mari- time, reminded that the region which covers Istanbul and Canakkale straits is faced with serious risks because of a heavy national and international sea transport. Korcak said they had been working on a computer supported ''Ship Traffic Control System'' to protect human life and environment since early 1990's. The project in question was put out to tender in 1991 and 1994 by Turkey Maritime Management General Directorate, howe- ver no results were obtained from either of these tenders. Later in 1996, the Council of Ministers appointed Maritime Undersecretariat with the task. Maritime Undersecretariat started a tender in 1998 but it was cancelled because of the lack of necessary comptetition conditions. Latest on April 12, 1999 a tender was put out and five firms participated in it. As a result of the technical and admini- strative evaluation, only four of the firms were accepted and the U.S. Lockheed Martin Overseas Co. won the tender after the cost-performance analysis. Meetings will start with Lockheed Martin Overseas Co. within five days and the project is expected to be completed in 2001. If no compromise is reached with the U.S. firm after these meetings, the Maritime Undersecretariat will hold meetings with other bidding firms which are the Turkish-German consor- tium Simko Trade and Industry Co. - STN Alas Electronic Gmbh; the Dutch Institute of Technology B.V. and the German Daimler- chrysler Aerospace AG firms. The project does not currently cover Marmara Sea, and the cost will be trippled or quadrupled when Marmara sea is also included in the project with a minor adjustment. According to the project, 10 radar systems in Istanbul and 7 in Canakkale will be set up. Fourteen of these radars will be installed without any human help. 6 October 1999 BANGLADESHI CHIEF OF GENERAL STAFF IN ANKARA Bangladeshi Chief of General Staff Lieutenant General Muham- mad Mustafizur Rahman, who is paying an official visit to Ankara, visited Turkish Chief of General Staff Gen.Huseyin Kivrikoglu yesterday. The two chiefs of general staff held a meeting. The Bangladeshi Chief of General Staff visited Ata- turk's Mausoleum yesterday morning. He will return home on October 8, the Anatolia News Agency reports. GEN.CELASIN IN SWITZERLAND The Commander of the Air Forces, Gen.Ergin Celasin, will go to Switzerland today. Gen.Celasin will attend the European Air Forces' Commanders' (EURAC) meeting and then will return to Turkey on October 9, the Anatolia News Agency reports. FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN MILITARY OFFICIALS An opening ceremony was held yesterday at the NATO Southern Europe Sub-Regional Command Headquarters in Larissa, Greece. The Turkish Naval Forces' Commander, Vice-Admiral Ilhami Erdil, attended the ceremony. Erdil pointed out the pleasing state of relations between Turkey and Greece and said that such a warmth was also prevalent between the naval and armed forces of the two countries. Turkish Major General Metin Yavuz Yalcin will become Chief of Staff at the Larissa Headquarters. /Star/ 10 October 1999 -U.S. ASKS EU NOT TO ISOLATE TURKEY FROM ESDI WASHINGTON D.C. Oct 10 (A.A) - The decision of Prime Minis- ter Bulent Ecevit and the U.S. President Bill Clinton to act together to prevent isolation of Turkey from the new European defense initiative of the European Union (EU), started to yield results. The U.S. conveyed its view in a meeting with other NATO countries and EU member states last week that Turkey has to have an equal right to speak with other EU members within the initiative of European Security and Defense Identity (ESDI), sources said on Sunday. U.S. officials had said that the U.S. still played the biggest role regarding the defense of Europe and reminded that the EU thought of benefitting from the U.S. opportunities for ESDI. U.S. officials had pointed out that as long as an indepen- dent European defense system was not set up, non-EU countries like the U.S. and Turkey should not be isolated from ESDI. ESDI does not foresee equal right to speak to Turkey. During the last NATO summit held in Washington D.C. in April, Turkey said if she was isolated from the decision making in ESDI, she would veto the transfer of NATO opportunities in Europe to ESDI. The U.S. administration which didn't extend full support to Turkey in the summit, said during Ecevit-Clinton meeting held on September 28 that it would give support to Turkey about ESDI. 11 October 1999 "IF WE FIGHT, THEN WE WILL BE DESTROYED" The ex-Commander of the Fleet, Admiral Dervisoglu, considered the thoght of a war between Turkey and Greece as a "disaster" and said, "A possible war could put us and them back 50 ye- ars." Admiral Dervisoglu spoke to `Sabah' newspaper and ex- plained his views on everything from the possibility of war to the state of Turco-Greek relations which have changed since the earthquake. The retired Admiral also talked about the Kardak crisis and said, "There are 160-180 lumps of rock like this and which of them has been mentioned anywhere. If a `12 mile' territorial zone in the Aegean is approved and these rocky outcrops are accepted as islands - as the islands are on the continental shelf, then our losses would be very great, which would constitute a reason for war but I am for a soluti- on to this problem." /Sabah/ GEN. BETIR DUE IN CHINA Gendarmerie Commander Gen. Rasim Betir has gone to China as an official guest of the Chinese Armed Police Force. Gen. Betir will conduct a series of official visits there, aiming to increase cooperation between the gendarmerie of the two countries. /Turkiye/ START TO FIVE GREAT VENTURES Turkey is getting ready on the threshold of the next century with great ventures. The following ventures have been initia- ted: the transport of Turkmenistan natural gas to Europe; the Fast-Track scheme which will decrease the time by train be- tween Ankara and Istanbul to 4 hours; the Akkuyu nuclear power plant; the Bosphorus and Dardanelles Security System and the Earthquake Disaster Prevention and Research Centre. /Turkiye/ 13 October 1999 25 countries take part in NATO peacekeeping exercises in Ukraine KIEV, Oct 13 (AFP) - NATO exercises began Wednesday in Odessa, southern Ukraine, where military from 25 countries simulated peace-keeping operations on computer, the Ukrainian ministry of defence said. Around 100 officers were taking part in these exercises, dubbed "Cooperative Support 99," and organised under NATO's "Partnership for Peace" programme. Among the participating states were the United States, Canada, Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Denmark, Greece, Turkey, Poland, Hungary, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Lithuania, Moldavia and Georgia. "Partnership for Peace", launched in 1994, aims to foster military cooperation between NATO members and their former enemies in the Warsaw pact. 16 October 1999 DOG FIGHT IN AEGEAN SEA Greece claimed that Turkish war planes violated ''air traffic rules'' in the Athens Flight Information Route (FIR). Athens News Agency (ANA) claimed that 8 Turkish F-16 and F-4 war planes which violated the air traffic rules, were forced to turn back by Greek war planes. MILLIYET (LIBERAL) 20 October 1999 MILITARY EXEMPTION TAX TO GO INTO EARTHQUAKE FUND ACCOUNT The Minister of National Defence stated that the money recei- ved from the military exemption tax will be placed not in the Treasury, but in the special earthquake fund account. It was stated that the military exemption tax, which was determined as between 15 and 20 thousand Deutsche Marks, is planned to be collected in four instalments. The military exemption tax draft law, which was brought onto the agenda of the TGNA in an attempt to ease the problems of financing the repair of the earthquake damage, was accepted by the TGNA's Planning and Budget Commission. According to this draft, the money will be deposited in the account opened at the Ziraat Bank in the name of the Ministry of Finance's Central Accountancy Directorate. The Ministry of Finance will have the authority to use the funds collected in this account and to transfer this to the budgets of the relevant institutions. /Milliyet/ Greece, Turkey Urged to Reduce Arms Spending ATHENS (Oct. 20) XINHUA - Nikos Constantopoulos, president of Greece's Coalition of the Left, Wednesday called on both Greece and Turkey to cut their arms spending. Constantopoulos made the appeal in Athens while he was ad- dressing a meeting entitled "Greece-Turkey, commencement of dialogue on a proportional, balanced reduction of armaments and armed forces." The time had come for the two neighboring countries to agree to curtail arms spending and take a mutual step towards peace, he said. The party leader presented a "framework agreement" which could constitute the basis for a bilateral accord for the reduction of armaments. His proposals include a reciprocal, sharp, balanced and immediate reduction of armaments spending, the mutual propor- tional and substantial reduction of the two countries' armed forces and avoiding activities and actions which both coun- tries consider to be provocations. Constantopoulos said that when the two neighboring countries had such enormous need in vital sectors such as infrastructure and urgently needed to implement economic, social and environ- mental development programs, it was utterly absurd to spend huge amounts, among the highest in the world in relation to gross domestic product (GDP), on the military. In a related development, Greek government spokesman Dimitris Reppas said Wednesday that Athens' belief in reducing arma- ments was a matter of principle, for it contributed to deve- lopment and social justice. He urged Turkey to demilitarize Cyprus and thus contribute to the reduction of armaments. Ukraine Mulls Taking Part in Turkish Tank Tender KIEV, Oct 20 (Reuters) - Ukraine is considering whether to participate in the final stages of an international tender to sell 1,000 tanks to Turkey and build production facilities there, an industry official said on Wednesday. "We are weighing all the details of the Turkish proposal," Valery Kozakov, a deputy industrial policy minister, told Reuters, saying the conditions for the tender were not easy because Ukraine was required to build a plant. "We will take part in the tender only if all the conditions are advantageous for us, for the country, for producers, for ordinary workers," he said. Ukraine has said it would offer 1,000 newly designed T-84 battle tanks worth $2 billion. The T-84 is a modernised versi- on of the Soviet-era T-74 tank, upgraded to be compatible with NATO standards. Kozakov said only five countries had been invited to take part in the tender -- Ukraine, Germany, the United States, Italy and France. He said Italy had already withdrawn from the tender. He also said each country must send one tank to Turkey for tests and the ex-Soviet state was ready to do that once the government had confirmed Ukraine's participation. Sources in Germany's coalition government s on Wednesday that Krauss Maffei Wegmann had won government approval to deliver a single tank to Turkey in a decision that could pave the way for more such tank sales. 26 October 1999 Israel, Turkey Discuss Deals By MARK LAVIE = Associated Press Writer = ANKARA, Turkey (AP) _ Meeting to further strengthen their already improving relations, Turkish and Israeli leaders discussed a host of deals ranging from weapons contracts to water purchases. In a one-day visit to Turkey on Monday, Israeli Prime Minis- ter Ehud Barak and his delegation worked to impress their hosts with Israel's capabilities in building new weapons systems and upgrading existing ones. Turkey is in the market for upgrading its older tanks, warplanes and helicopters. A senior Israeli official said Israel is in the running for the contracts, and is also offe- ring to sell or co-produce weapons systems like rocket-carry- ing pilotless planes and sea-to-sea missiles. The official said no deals had been finalized in the talks. Turkey, meanwhile, pressed its offer to sell Israel fresh water. A large Turkish river, the Manavgat, spills huge quan- tities of fresh water into the Mediterranean Sea, and Turkey is prepared to build an installation there that would ship water to Israel. Israel is chronically short of water and is in the midst of its worst drought in decades. The Israeli daily Haaretz reported today that Israel's Finance Ministry was examining the feasibility of three diffe- rent options discussed at the meeting for how to transport the water from Turkey to Israel. The growing Turkish-Israeli alliance has made neighbors in the region, especially Syria, nervous. During the visit, Barak seemed to be making an effort not to play up the military aspect of the alliance. Delivering a speech, he skipped a sentence in the prepared text that refer- red to security cooperation, and did not mention arms deals at a news conference where reporters were not permitted to ask questions. Both Barak and Turkish Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit decla- red that their alliance is not aimed against any other coun- try. Ecevit called it a relationship ``for peace, not for war.'' Syria has expressed concern that a Turkey-Israel military alliance could shift the regional balance of power further in Israel's favor. The United States has been trying to restart stalled Israe- li-Syrian peace talks, while Turkey and Syria are working on improving relations after a crisis over Syria's support for Kurdish rebels. Barak was the first Israeli premier to visit Turkey since David Ben-Gurion came here secretly in 1958. 27 October 1999 AKUT FOR AIR FORCE The Turkish Air Force has decided to set up a search and rescue team to help with possible air crashes and other unde- sirable situations. In addition to the normal search and rescue (SAR) duties, these teams will also be engaged in combat search and rescue (CSAR) duties. Air Force Headquarters has established a Search and Rescue Command Base within its structure and 20 Cougar helicopters will be ordered and bought to supply this need from the Turkish Aviation Industry (TAI). /Hurriyet/ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + Study centre on Turkey (SOT) + + P.O. Box 94802, 1090 GV, Amsterdam, The Netherlands + + Ph: +31-20-4284061 Fax: +31-20-4284062 + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + _____________________________________________________________ What's hot at Topica? Sign up for our "Best New Lists" newsletter and find out! http://www.topica.com/t/8 ----- End forwarded message ----- -- Pressagency Ozgurluk.Org In solidarity with the Peoples Liberationstruggle in Turkey and Kurdistan http://www.ozgurluk.org DHKP-C: http://www.ozgurluk.org/dhkc From owc at igc.apc.org Thu Nov 25 17:41:17 1999 From: owc at igc.apc.org (Mya Shone) Date: Thu, 25 Nov 1999 09:41:17 -0800 (PST) Subject: [OWC] China, the WTO and Building the OWC Message-ID: --============_-1268575416==_ma============ Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" ; format="flowed" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable [OWC] China, the WTO and Building the OWC ********** IN THIS MESSAGE (1) Cai Chongguo, leader of China's independent trade union movement,=20 to speak at additional events in Seattle (2) Clarification on Labor Party event in Seattle (3) More OWC volunteers needed in Seattle (4) Report Back/ OWC Kickoff Campaign in San Francisco on December 7 (5) Interview with Cai Chongguo, speaking out against WTO ********** (1) Cai Chongguo, leader of China's independent trade union movement,=20 to speak at additional events in Seattle Cai Chongguo, one of the editors of China Labour Bulletin (published in Hong Kong by Han Dongfang), has been invited to speak at two --=20 perhaps three -- additional events in Seattle. (He was already=20 invited to speak at the Labor Party reception, to be held Sunday,=20 Nov. 28 at the IBEW Hall from 5 to 8 p.m.) Please find below the announcements the announcements for the two confirmed events. (We have been informed by the Strategic Campaigns=20 Department of the AFL-CIO that Brother Cai is on the list of speakers=20 for the main AFL-CIO rally on November 30. We were advised, however,=20 that given the long list of people on this list, it may not be=20 possible for all to speak, though their presence would be=20 acknowledged.) (a) Forum Discussion: China, Workers' Rights and the WTO Monday, November 29 -- 5 to 7 p.m. IBEW Hall 1st Ave at Broad Ca=EF Chong Guo, Editor, China Labor Bulletin Medea Benjamin, founding director, Global Exchange Ca=EF Chong Guo was an organizer of the independent trade unions that=20 arose during the mass uprising of May-June 1989 at Tiananmen Square=20 in China. He was forced into exile after the uprising was violently=20 repressed by the regime. He is editor of the French edition of China=20 Labour Bulletin, the voice of the independent trade union movement in=20 China published in Hong Kong by Chinese railworker Han Dongfang, who=20 was the founder of the Autonomous Workers' Federation of Beijing. Medea Benjamin has just returned from China where she toured foreign-owned garment and shoe factories. As director of the corporate accountability campaign at Global Exchange, Medea has advocated extensively to improve working conditions in factories in Asia and will share her insights on why China's proposed entry into the WTO makes a mockery of labor and human rights. Also Presentations by (1) a representative of the labor movement from=20 South Korea, and (2) Robert Irminger, Neptune Jade Defendant who=20 recently returned from a 10-day tour of India to build international=20 labor solidarity Sponsored by: Open World Conference, Global Exchange, Seattle Labor Party, Golden Gate Chapter Labor Party Contact 415-626-1175 or 206-382-5712 for more information (b) Forum Discussion: The Impact of Globalization and the Trade Union Respon= se Monday, November 29 -- 2 to 5 p.m. Town Hall Seattle This event is sponsored by the United Steel Workers of America. In=20 addition to a speaker from the USWA, there will be presentations by=20 trade unionists from Canada, Latin America and Europe. Brother Cai=20 Chongguo has also been asked to speak. ********** (2) Clarification on Labor Party event in Seattle In our last message regarding the activities in the Seattle prior to=20 the WTO Ministerial Summit, we did not properly announce the meeting=20 hosted by the Seattle Labor Party on Sunday, November 28 (5 to 8=20 p.m.) at the IBEW Hall (2700 First Ave @ Broad). The event is a=20 reception with selected speakers. Among those speaking are Labor=20 Party national organizer Tony Mazzocchi and Cai Chongguo from China. ******** (3) If you are going to Seattle and would like to join us in building=20 the OWC and its various campaigns, please contact us at our OWC=20 numbers in San Francisco: (415) 641-8616 or email . You=20 can also come by the Global Exchange at the Methodist Church in=20 Seattle (Columbia @ 5th Ave.) any time to offer your help for the OWC. We need volunteers to (1) distribute widely the OWC leaflet, (2)=20 staff tables with OWC literature of various public events, (3)=20 register unionists and activists for the OWC, which is less than=20 three months away, and (3) gather signatures on the OWC appeal to=20 heads of state calling for the ratification and implementation of the=20 ILO conventions (our goal is to submit these lists to their press=20 office on Wednesday, Dec. 1) We have a good list of volunteers thus far, but we need many more of=20 you out there to help us out. Please give us a call. ********** (4) Report Back/ OWC Kickoff Campaign in San Francisco on December 7 If you live in the San Francisco Bay Area, you are invited to join us=20 at a Report Back from Seattle and launching of the building campaign=20 for the NEXT STEP AFTER SEATTLE -- which is the OWC. The meeting will be held at the office of Global Exchange on Tuesday,=20 December 7 at 7 p.m. The address is 2017 Mission St. (@16th St.), 3rd=20 =46loor. If you cannot make the meeting but would like to volunteer for=20 the OWC, please give us a call at (415) 641-8616. Thank you and see=20 you there! ********** (5) Chinese Unionist Speaks Out Against WTO Note: Following is an interview with Ca=EF Chongguo, the editor of the=20 =46rench edition of China Labour Bulletin, the voice of the=20 independent trade union movement in China. Ca=EF was an organizer of=20 independent trade unions that arose during the mass uprising of=20 May-June 1989 at Tiananmen Square. He was forced into exile after the=20 uprising was violently repressed by the regime. China Labour Bulletin is published in Hong Kong by Chinese railworker=20 Han Dongfang, who was the founder of the Autonomous Workers'=20 =46ederation of Beijing. In his capacity as international relations=20 director of China Labour Bulletin, Ca=EF represented Han Dongfang at=20 the September 1999 national convention of the AFL-CIO. (Han was=20 stripped of his Chinese citizenship and cannot leave the country, as=20 he would not be allowed to re-enter.) The interview below was conducted by French journalist Olivier=20 Doriane and was published in the November 22, 1999, issue of=20 Informations Ouvri=E8res (Labor News), the publication of the Workers=20 Party of France. *** I.O.: On November 15, 1999, high-ranking U.S. and Chinese officials=20 signed an agreement in Beijing that is meant to pave the way for=20 China's entry into the World Trade Organization. What can you tell us=20 about this agreement? Cai Chongguo: I was shocked by the fact that nowhere in this=20 agreement is there any reference to workers' rights. Everyone in the=20 world knows that the Chinese government does not respect labor=20 rights. These international negotiations could have been seized to=20 put pressure on the Chinese government. The democratic countries=20 could have insisted that China ratify ILO Conventions 87 and 98,=20 which uphold the right to independent trade unions and collective=20 bargaining. But the U.S. government did not do that. For its part, the Chinese=20 government, which has no legitimacy, accelerated its quest to join=20 the WTO for its own political needs. It hopes that membership in the=20 WTO will enhance its recognition and legitimacy the world over. I am fully in agreement with AFL-CIO President John Sweeney when he=20 stated recently that an agreement was reached with a government that=20 does not respect workers' rights. All this just shows that the WTO is=20 not an organization that respects the principles of democracy. The=20 WTO is not in the least concerned about such fundamental questions=20 as labor rights, human rights, and environmental protections. The WTO's decisions affect the lives of hundreds of millions of=20 people across the globe, and yet these decisions are made by a=20 handful of people behind closed doors. The WTO is not interested in=20 the opinions and views of the true representatives of the peoples of=20 the world. I.O.: Top government officials in Beijing have hailed this new=20 agreement. China Daily, in fact, devoted numerous pages to explain=20 how it will benefit the Chinese people. Bill Clinton also declared=20 that it was a good agreement. What is the significance of this=20 agreement from the standpoint of those who are fighting to build=20 independent trade unions in China? Cai Chongguo: I am deeply concerned about the impact of this accord=20 on the Chinese workers and peasants. I am concerned about the=20 situation that faces China's agriculture and important sectors of its=20 industry. In relation to agriculture, U.S. products are 30 percent=20 cheaper than Chinese products for such crops as corn and wheat, for=20 example. The WTO agreement means that China's agricultural market will be=20 opened wide to U.S. corporations. Under these conditions, the very=20 lives of millions of Chinese peasants are at risk. I fear this will=20 only provoke a new mass exodus of peasants from their lands. Already,=20 more than 100 million peasants have had to abandon their farmlands,=20 only to be thrust into even even more deplorable situations either in=20 the Special Economic Zones or in the outskirts of the large cities,=20 where they have no social safety net of any kind, no jobs, no housing. The U.S.-China agreement has a specific section on the auto industry.=20 It is well known that over the last number of years, the French=20 government - but not only they - have invested in China. Over the=20 past 20 years, the country has had a difficult time trying to digest,=20 so to speak, all the new technologies. I fear that this process will=20 be broken with the mass importation -- now made possible by this new=20 accord -- of U.S. and Western automobiles. The auto industry in=20 China, which is just in the process of modernization, is threatened=20 with destruction. Indeed, we are very concerned. We fear that unemployment will soar=20 anew. With this new agreement, moreover, the state-run enterprises=20 will be more quickly abandoned. Plant closures will increase and=20 unemployment will rise. I.O.: What conclusions do you draw from this? Cai Chongguo: I think this new accord between the Chinese and U.S.=20 governments makes the struggle to build independent trade unions in=20 China an even more urgent and immediate task. Even the Chinese=20 government has had to acknowledge that unemployment will rise=20 significantly. Of course, they say this is a necessary price that=20 must be paid to be a full participant in the global economy. They=20 call it an inevitable "sacrifice." Once again, the Chinese authorities are portraying the Chinese=20 workers as an obstacle to the opening of China's market. The Chinese=20 authorities are ready to sacrifice the rights and very interests of=20 the Chinese workers for the sake of this agreement. We cannot accept=20 this. More than ever, it is necessary for the Chinese workers to have=20 independent organizations with which to defend themselves. We have=20 experienced 20 years of so-called reforms, all aimed at opening up=20 progressively China's economy. This experience has demonstrated that=20 such reforms, carried out as they are without democracy and without=20 independent trade unions, only result in the victimization of the=20 large majority of the workers. The standard of living has dropped. Working conditions have=20 deteriorated. And only a small minority of people have benefited.=20 Before we didn't know any of this would happen. We were under the=20 illusion that with the opening of the Chinese economy and these=20 "reforms," the Chinese economy would progress. We thought that with=20 this opening the foreign corporations would introduce scientific=20 methods of production and rational systems of administration. We=20 hoped these market reforms would modernize China. But we have lived through 20 years of economic reforms. For the great=20 majority of the population, the conditions of life and work are far=20 worse now than before. The standard of living of the workers and=20 peasants has not increased. The state enterprises were not=20 modernized. On the contrary, they are witnessing today an=20 unprecedented crisis. Unemployment mounts by the day. It is no longer=20 possible today to harbor any such illusions in these market reforms=20 and agreements. With these reforms, we saw the introduction of the Special Economic=20 Zones. These were presented as China's "window to the world." They=20 were meant to open our country wide to modern society. But the=20 reality of these Special Economic Zones is what we have described=20 month after month in our China Labour Bulletin: sweatshops,=20 over-exploitation, untold misery. There are some, in fact there are many, new modern industries, new=20 office buildings, and new luxury hotels. But this is far outweighed=20 by the massive uprooting of millions upon millions of peasants from=20 their farms -- peasants who are forced to migrate to the Special=20 Economic Zones and to the cities, where they are plunged into=20 conditions of undescribable squalor.Behind the facade of=20 modernization are the millions upon millions of workers who toil with=20 no safety protections, no rights, and meager pay. Many of you know about some of the fires in the sweatshops of the=20 Special Economic Zones. Hundreds of women workers were killed, unable=20 to escape for lack of safety codes and regulations. These are the=20 abominable conditions of exploitation that are being foisted upon us=20 by the multinational corporations through their "free trade"=20 agreements. So to conclude, I would say the following: It is not the opening of=20 China's market under any conditions that will bring something=20 beneficial to China. What matters, what can offer a future of hope=20 and dignity, is our struggle - that is, the struggle of the workers=20 and peasants of China, supported by the labor movement worldwide. And=20 for that we need independent trade unions. --============_-1268575416==_ma============ Content-Type: text/enriched; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable [OWC] China, the WTO and Building the OWC=20 New_York********** IN THIS MESSAGE (1) Cai Chongguo, leader of China's independent trade union movement, to speak at additional events in Seattle (2) Clarification on Labor Party event in Seattle (3) More OWC volunteers needed in Seattle (4) Report Back/ OWC Kickoff Campaign in San Francisco on December 7 (5) Interview with Cai Chongguo, speaking out against WTO ********** (1) Cai Chongguo, leader of China's independent trade union movement, to speak at additional events in Seattle Cai Chongguo, one of the editors of China Labour Bulletin (published in Hong Kong by Han Dongfang), has been invited to speak at two -- perhaps three -- additional events in Seattle. (He was already invited to speak at the Labor Party reception, to be held Sunday, Nov. 28 at the IBEW Hall from 5 to 8 p.m.) Please find below the announcements the announcements for the two confirmed events. (We have been informed by the Strategic Campaigns Department of the AFL-CIO that Brother Cai is on the list of speakers for the main AFL-CIO rally on November 30. We were advised, however, that given the long list of people on this list, it may not be possible for all to speak, though their presence would be acknowledged.) (a) Forum Discussion: China, Workers' Rights and the WTO Monday, November 29 -- 5 to 7 p.m. IBEW Hall 1st Ave at Broad Ca=EF Chong Guo, Editor, China Labor Bulletin Medea Benjamin, founding director, Global Exchange Ca=EF Chong Guo was an organizer of the independent trade unions that arose during the mass uprising of May-June 1989 at Tiananmen Square in China. He was forced into exile after the uprising was violently repressed by the regime. He is editor of the French edition of China Labour Bulletin, the voice of the independent trade union movement in China published in Hong Kong by Chinese railworker Han Dongfang, who was the founder of the Autonomous Workers' Federation of Beijing. Medea Benjamin has just returned from China where she toured foreign-owned garment and shoe factories. As director of the corporate accountability campaign at Global Exchange, Medea has advocated extensively to improve working conditions in factories in Asia and will share her insights on why China's proposed entry into the WTO makes a mockery of labor and human rights. Also Presentations by (1) a representative of the labor movement from South Korea, and (2) Robert Irminger, Neptune Jade Defendant who recently returned from a 10-day tour of India to build international labor solidarity=20 Sponsored by: Open World Conference, Global Exchange, Seattle Labor Party, Golden Gate Chapter Labor Party Contact 415-626-1175 or 206-382-5712 for more information (b) Forum Discussion: The Impact of Globalization and the Trade Union Response Monday, November 29 -- 2 to 5 p.m. Town Hall Seattle This event is sponsored by the United Steel Workers of America. In addition to a speaker from the USWA, there will be presentations by trade unionists from Canada, Latin America and Europe. Brother Cai Chongguo has also been asked to speak. ********** (2) Clarification on Labor Party event in Seattle In our last message regarding the activities in the Seattle prior to the WTO Ministerial Summit, we did not properly announce the meeting hosted by the Seattle Labor Party on Sunday, November 28 (5 to 8 p.m.) at the IBEW Hall (2700 First Ave @ Broad). The event is a reception with selected speakers. Among those speaking are Labor Party national organizer Tony Mazzocchi and Cai Chongguo from China. ******** (3) If you are going to Seattle and would like to join us in building the OWC and its various campaigns, please contact us at our OWC numbers in San Francisco: (415) 641-8616 or email <. You can also come by the Global Exchange at the Methodist Church in Seattle (Columbia @ 5th Ave.) any time to offer your help for the OWC. We need volunteers to (1) distribute widely the OWC leaflet, (2) staff tables with OWC literature of various public events, (3) register unionists and activists for the OWC, which is less than three months away, and (3) gather signatures on the OWC appeal to heads of state calling for the ratification and implementation of the ILO conventions (our goal is to submit these lists to their press office on Wednesday, Dec. 1) We have a good list of volunteers thus far, but we need many more of you out there to help us out. Please give us a call. ********** (4) Report Back/ OWC Kickoff Campaign in San Francisco on December 7 If you live in the San Francisco Bay Area, you are invited to join us at a Report Back from Seattle and launching of the building campaign for the NEXT STEP AFTER SEATTLE -- which is the OWC. The meeting will be held at the office of Global Exchange on Tuesday, December 7 at 7 p.m. The address is 2017 Mission St. (@16th St.), 3rd =46loor. If you cannot make the meeting but would like to volunteer for the OWC, please give us a call at (415) 641-8616. Thank you and see you there! ********** (5) Chinese Unionist Speaks Out Against WTO PalatinoNote:= Palatino =46ollowing is an interview with Ca=EF Chongguo, the editor of the French edition of China Labour Bulletin, the voice of the independent trade union movement in China. Ca=EF was an organizer of independent trade unions that arose during the mass uprising of May-June 1989 at Tiananmen Square. He was forced into exile after the=20 uprising was violently repressed by the regime. China Labour Bulletin is published in Hong Kong by Chinese railworker Han Dongfang, who was the founder of the Autonomous Workers' Federation of Beijing. In his capacity as international relations director of China Labour Bulletin, Ca=EF represented Han Dongfang at the September 1999 national convention of the AFL-CIO. (Han was stripped of his Chinese citizenship and cannot leave the country, as he would not be allowed to re-enter.)=20 The interview below was conducted by French journalist Olivier Doriane and was published in the November 22, 1999, issue of Informations Ouvri=E8res (Labor News), the publication of the Workers Party of France. *** I.O.: On November 15, 1999, high-ranking U.S. and Chinese officials signed an agreement in Beijing that is meant to pave the way for China's entry into the World Trade Organization. What can you tell us about this agreement? Cai Chongguo: I was shocked by the fact that nowhere in this agreement is there any reference to workers' rights. Everyone in the world knows that the Chinese government does not respect labor rights. These international negotiations could have been seized to put pressure on the Chinese government. The democratic countries could have insisted that China ratify ILO Conventions 87 and 98, which uphold the right to independent trade unions and collective bargaining. But the U.S. government did not do that. For its part, the Chinese government, which has no legitimacy, accelerated its quest to join the WTO for its own political needs. It hopes that membership in the WTO will enhance its recognition and legitimacy the world over. I am fully in agreement with AFL-CIO President John Sweeney when he stated recently that an agreement was reached with a government that does not respect workers' rights. All this just shows that the WTO is not an organization that respects the principles of democracy. The WTO is not in the least concerned about such fundamental questions as labor rights, human rights, and environmental protections. The WTO's decisions affect the lives of hundreds of millions of people across the globe, and yet these decisions are made by a handful of people behind closed doors. The WTO is not interested in the opinions and views of the true representatives of the peoples of the world. I.O.: Top government officials in Beijing have hailed this new agreement. China Daily, in fact, devoted numerous pages to explain how it will benefit the Chinese people. Bill Clinton also declared that it was a good agreement. What is the significance of this agreement from the standpoint of those who are fighting to build independent trade unions in China? Cai Chongguo: I am deeply concerned about the impact of this accord on the Chinese workers and peasants. I am concerned about the situation that faces China's agriculture and important sectors of its industry. In relation to agriculture, U.S. products are 30 percent cheaper than Chinese products for such crops as corn and wheat, for example. The WTO agreement means that China's agricultural market will be opened wide to U.S. corporations. Under these conditions, the very lives of millions of Chinese peasants are at risk. I fear this will only provoke a new mass exodus of peasants from their lands. Already, more than 100 million peasants have had to abandon their farmlands, only to be thrust into even even more deplorable situations either in the Special Economic Zones or in the outskirts of the large cities, where they have no social safety net of any kind, no jobs, no housing. The U.S.-China agreement has a specific section on the auto industry. It is well known that over the last number of years, the French government - but not only they - have invested in China. Over the past 20 years, the country has had a difficult time trying to digest, so to speak, all the new technologies. I fear that this process will be broken with the mass importation -- now made possible by this new accord -- of U.S. and Western automobiles. The auto industry in China, which is just in the process of modernization, is threatened with destruction. Indeed, we are very concerned. We fear that unemployment will soar anew. With this new agreement, moreover, the state-run enterprises will be more quickly abandoned. Plant closures will increase and unemployment will rise. I.O.: What conclusions do you draw from this? Cai Chongguo: I think this new accord between the Chinese and U.S. governments makes the struggle to build independent trade unions in China an even more urgent and immediate task. Even the Chinese government has had to acknowledge that unemployment will rise significantly. Of course, they say this is a necessary price that must be paid to be a full participant in the global economy. They call it an inevitable "sacrifice." Once again, the Chinese authorities are portraying the Chinese workers as an obstacle to the opening of China's market. The Chinese authorities are ready to sacrifice the rights and very interests of the Chinese workers for the sake of this agreement. We cannot accept this. More than ever, it is necessary for the Chinese workers to have independent organizations with which to defend themselves. We have experienced 20 years of so-called reforms, all aimed at opening up progressively China's economy. This experience has demonstrated that such reforms, carried out as they are without democracy and without independent trade unions, only result in the victimization of the large majority of the workers. The standard of living has dropped. Working conditions have deteriorated. And only a small minority of people have benefited. Before we didn't know any of this would happen. We were under the illusion that with the opening of the Chinese economy and these "reforms," the Chinese economy would progress. We thought that with this opening the foreign corporations would introduce scientific methods of production and rational systems of administration. We hoped these market reforms would modernize China. But we have lived through 20 years of economic reforms. For the great majority of the population, the conditions of life and work are far worse now than before. The standard of living of the workers and peasants has not increased. The state enterprises were not modernized. On the contrary, they are witnessing today an unprecedented crisis. Unemployment mounts by the day. It is no longer possible today to harbor any such illusions in these market reforms and agreements. With these reforms, we saw the introduction of the Special Economic Zones. These were presented as China's "window to the world." They were meant to open our country wide to modern society. But the reality of these Special Economic Zones is what we have described month after month in our China Labour Bulletin: sweatshops, over-exploitation, untold misery. There are some, in fact there are many, new modern industries, new office buildings, and new luxury hotels. But this is far outweighed by the massive uprooting of millions upon millions of peasants from their farms -- peasants who are forced to migrate to the Special Economic Zones and to the cities, where they are plunged into conditions of undescribable squalor.Behind the facade of modernization are the millions upon millions of workers who toil with no safety protections, no rights, and meager pay. Many of you know about some of the fires in the sweatshops of the Special Economic Zones. Hundreds of women workers were killed, unable to escape for lack of safety codes and regulations. These are the abominable conditions of exploitation that are being foisted upon us by the multinational corporations through their "free trade" agreements. So to conclude, I would say the following: It is not the opening of China's market under any conditions that will bring something beneficial to China. What matters, what can offer a future of hope and dignity, is our struggle - that is, the struggle of the workers and peasants of China, supported by the labor movement worldwide. And for that we need independent trade unions. --============_-1268575416==_ma============-- From echap at eng.gla.ac.uk Fri Nov 26 02:37:20 1999 From: echap at eng.gla.ac.uk (echap at eng.gla.ac.uk) Date: 26 Nov 1999 02:37:20 Subject: 30th Nov - Meetings Message-ID: --Steam_of_Minnows_527_000 Content-Type: TEXT/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-MD5: jk9SOaBmxBXypX2LNJyEEQ== 30th Nov International Day Against Capitalism Joint meetings World Capitalism, Capitalism in Iran LONDON Speakers Istvan Meszaros Clive Bradley , Alliance for Workers Liberty Cliff Slaughter, Movement for Socialism Speaker from Workers Left Unity - Iran Time: 6.00 pm Date : Tues 30th Nov 1999 Place : London School of Oriental and African Studies London University ===================================== Gotenberg Speakers: Soroujh Ghazarian Workers Left Unity -Gothenberg Joran Fagerland Left Party Sweden Time: 6.00 pm Date: 30th November 1999 Place : Andralang Gatan 20- Gotenberg For more information contact web at etehadchap.com Over 400, 000 workers lost their jobs in less than 5 years in Iran , workers are protesting against hunger as hundreds of thousands of Iranian workers haven't been paid any salaries for months. 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Nov 1999 08:27:16 Subject: London, Tuesday, Nov. 30, 'RECLAIM THE RAILWAYS!' Message-ID: *************RECLAIM THE RAILWAYS!******************** 5-7PM, TUESDAY NOVEMBER 30, EUSTON STATION This event was initiated by Reclaim the Streets and the Strike Support Group with the support of the London Transport Regional Council of the RMT (Tube workers) and the Campaign against Tube Privatisation. The media will be very disappointed when all that happens on November 30 in London is mass leafleting and a successful rally at Euston station. But direct communication between people is what really scares those in power. Speakers at the rally will, hopefully, include: railworkers and others campaigning for rail safety and against privatisation, people organizing banana fair trade and other anti-WTO activists, campaigners against the arms trade and sanctions on Iraq, those opposing the execution of Mumia Abu Jamal and the erosion of civil liberties here, Zapatista supporters and many others. Anyway, here's the text of one of the leaflets: PROFIT CIRCUS overcrowding, high fares, delays, accidents... WHY DO WE PUT UP WITH THIS? London is wealthy enough to completely rebuild its public transport system and railworkers could run a safe, effective system without the bosses. Instead, they want to sell Tube lines to Railtrack - a company more concerned about its ?1 million-a-day profits than about preventing another Paddington. job insecurity, overwork, boredom, stress... WHY DO WE PUT UP WITH THIS? We could transform the amazing knowledge and productive capacity of humanity to feed, clothe and house everyone on the planet in abundance. If we, rather than the bosses, controlled our skills and ingenuity, we could do all this in a fraction of the time we now spend at work and without environmental damage. Instead, they say we must work more and more to compete in a world economy that keeps half the world in grinding poverty. No one believes that politicians, even 'left-wing' ones like Ken Livingstone, can really improve things. The only practical solution is for us to start talking to our fellow commuters and workers, to start coming together to build a new world. That is what railworkers begin to do when they go on strike. Of course, the media say strikes cause commuter misery and damage to the economy. But what is the economy about? It is about working hard just to survive, while making profits for others to live at our expense. The economy is human misery. By striking, workers reduce the misery! Strikes are rare nowadays, but this is largely because the bosses have prevented people coming together at work by dividing up the workforce and imposing short-term contracts and anti-strike laws. They are desperate to keep us as atomised, competing individuals, blaming each other's 'laziness' or 'greed' for the world's problems rather than blaming capitalism. The bosses fool themselves that they can get away with this forever but the moment people come together to say No!, their plans begin to fall apart. You only have to recall the anti-poll tax movement that brought down Thatcher or the mass rejection of the misnamed 'Communist' systems in Eastern Europe. This month the World Trade Organisation meets in Seattle to further impose the market on our lives. In response, an international day of action has been called on November 30. The most blatant example of market madness in London is the privatisation of the Tube. Consequently, railways are the focus of the events here. Join us to say No! to privatisation. No! to another century of capitalism. No! to another century of alienated work, poverty, wars and ecological destruction - and Yes! to a new world based on real human community, a society based on our needs and desires not their profits! RECLAIM THE RAILWAYS! 5-7PM, TUESDAY NOV. 30, EUSTON STATION - SPEAKERS, MUSIC... London RECLAIM THE STREETS meets every Tuesday evening. Phone 0171 281 4621 for the venue. (Some newspapers have recently made outrageous claims about RTS. Often the stories are completely invented and they seem to be a clumsy attempt to discredit RTS as a secretive, violent organisation. However RTS is a very open group and anyone who wants a world without capitalism and environmental destruction is welcome.) PLEASE PASS THIS MESSAGE ON - THANKS? CHECK OUT THESE SITES: RtS: http://www.gn.apc.org/rts Nov. 30 / Seattle: http://n30.listbot.com Mayday 2000, 'a festival of anarchist ideas and action': http://www.freespeech.org/mayday2k __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. All in one place. Yahoo! Shopping: http://shopping.yahoo.com From etehdachap at hotmail.com Mon Nov 29 12:43:16 1999 From: etehdachap at hotmail.com (etehdachap at hotmail.com) Date: 29 Nov 1999 12:43:16 Subject: Meetings 30th Nov - Left Unity - Iran Message-ID: 30th Nov International Day Against Capitalism Joint meetings World Capitalism, Capitalism in Iran LONDON Speakers Istvan Meszaros Clive Bradley , Alliance for Workers Liberty Cliff Slaughter, Movement for Socialism Speaker from Workers Left Unity - Iran Time: 6.00 pm Date : Tues 30th Nov 1999 Place : Room G52 London School of Oriental and African Studies London University ===================================== Gotenberg Joran Fagerland Left Party Sweden Time: 6.00 pm Date: 30th November 1999 Place : Andralang Gatan 20- Gotenberg For more information contact web at etehadchap.com Faxes 44 141 330 4316 46 31 139 897 http://www.etehadchap.com ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com