Attack welcomed
The anti-apartheid movement and the Campaign for an Independent East-Timor both say that recent Government actions have been good for their causes. Attacks by the Prime Minister (Mr Muldoon) on Mr Trevor Richards of H.A.R.T. meant that more people would come to see Mr Richards when he visits Christchurch, said a spokesman for the anti-apartheid movement, Belinda Trainor. The East Timorese repre-
i sentative to the United Nations (Mr Ramon Horta) was almost unknown in New Zealand until he was banned from making speeches in New Zealand, said a representative from the Campaign for an Independent East Timor, Mr H. Bruhns. Both comments were made at a socialist forum held in Christchurch. Ten persons attended the forum, organised by the Socialist Action League and the Young Socialists.
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