A PAPCR ON 7HZ PLANNING 07 7Hi RCLCASC flandzla CAHPAIQN IM7ROPU.C7ION 7hl*. oa.pe.si I a I n t e n d e d to.u t l l n e 't h e n a t u r e of the Release flandela C a m p a i g n and It* m o d u A o p e r a n d!. (1, e - t h e - w a y I t - 1 a going to.e c a r r i e d out). I t 1 a n o t an at.aotu.te on. definitive d o c u m e n t t u t only meant to A u g g e A t and 1 a A u t j e c t to i m p r o v e- mint Ly dellle.ratlona that w i l l f o l l o w ItA p/ieaentatlon. ; A I R S A N D 0 D 1 L C 7 I V L S _ JjiAt to A-e.pe.at w h a t 1a a l r e a d y k n o w n to people., the RAC 1a e^aaentlally a p o l i t i c a l effort. I t 1a I n c l A l v e In U a call f o r the u n c o n d i t i o n a l a e l e a A e of. a l l p o l i t i c a l p/ilaontna, the e n d i n g of lannlnga, l a n l A h m e n t A, d e t e n t l o n A and all allied r e p r e A A l v e l e g l A l a t l o n and, f i n a l l y the a etunn of all e x i l e * - all culminating I n a n a t i o n a l c o n v e n t i o n fon the end of apartheid, e c o n o m i c e x p l o i t a t i o n a n d all veatlgea of I n j u s t i c e, f o r the CAeatlon of a t A u e non-naclal, d e m o cratic A o c l e t y. H o wever t h e RflC 1a n o t to le continued a* a p e r m a n e n t p o l i t i c a l OAganlzatlon, tut a c o m m i t t e e Apec±- f l c a l l y e. A t a t l l A h e. d to f a c i l i t a t e a n d p o p u l a n l z e the aim*. a n d o L j e c t l v e A of the RTiC w h i c h a r e p r o p O A e d aa (1) t o c a m p a i g n actively f o r t h e u n c o n d i t i o n a l neleaae o f NeJ.Aon Handela and all other S. A political prl-. AoneA.A and d e t a i n e e * (11) to campaign actively (a) foa the unlannlng of the o p p n e A A e d and the e x p l o i t e d p e o p l e l l l e n a t l o n m o v e m e n t * a n d the r e t u r n of a l l p o l i t i c a l exilea. ( I ) t h e unlannlng and u n t a n l A h m e n t of people*a leadeaa. (±11) t o c a m p a i g n a c t ively for the a l o l l A h m e n t of all tanning (Iv) (v) (Iv) a n d t a n l A h m e n t orde-aa and d l l a llied expreaau.ve lecla- l a t l o n A > t o e.ncoarage the w i d e s t p o i A l L l e p a r t i c i p a t i o n of the m a A A C A and OAganlzatloru In the R A C at home and a L r o a d. t o p r o m o t e the Tneedom C h a n t e r aa the vlalle dem.ocr.atlc L a A \ 6 f o r an a lternative SA A o c l e t y aa envlaaged Ly N e l A o n H a n d e l a and all other p o l i t i c a l prlaonera and e.xllea - t o a c t i v e l y oppoae all r e f o r m l A t l e g l A l a t l o n and other m e a A u r e A that fall Ahori of a c c o m m o d a t i n g the alove- m e n t l o n e d p r l n c l p l e A. r.*
T k U e o n s u l t a t i v e " d i n g i s. R e s i d e s U i n g i n g a» - «* «* t, j r U ) to»» «««* c o g i t a t i o n with» < «««* f i i ; i. «s ««O'* W o n. tactics and strategies. U U ) ti.lay down a f ^ - c o o p e r a t i o n and c o - o n i s n a U o. U v, to too, i n t o I'undraising possibilities. the d e s i g n ' % all «C sy.tols. insignia and 7-Shirts (e.g. logo ficae-to attached); A to took into M. of., giving the W C a n a U o n a l (ia)? : : ; ^ n t o * national C o - o rdinating Committee the puafio«0 * **«_ le a m o n g s t others work out the ". _, o «a i o/! l a u n c h i n g the campaign nationally an proje that would k e e p the M C actively involved With. Issues that w o u l d Identity it w i t h community need Toe instance the working committee of UK.. «i U t on its mission to Aon- M C tranches throughout the coun ry, - LLlied a community need at H u n g i i the (.on* of. a Uidge. b o r d e r to implant the campaign in the minds of. the people. t and indeed the whole of. the K. Cape, st J-s here y ".d that the M C undertakes, as a community development PAOI, ecf the continuation of a iridge. 7h U will U done " ^conj u n c t i o n with local people. Consultation, shall te. conducted with Engineers and architects. 7A. ^ p o s e of t h e M C must te to generate active.ass involve- n i i. i W * campaign for the fel k Africa, legitimate * n d authentic leaders of the people S7RUC7UR _ Attempts have teen made in the ^ S l Z " a U ^ ^ t Z of our 'leaders. However, from "our analysis, t h e campaign f i l l e d out due to loch of CO- ordination and concrete structures that would sustain it. order to le a l l e to direct and sustain the campaign, formal and concrete structure should te s n s U t u. A that regional structures may U established in any where thire exist 3 or more M C tranches that would Z Z u to ao-ordinate with one another and contain the cam. fiaigk*.
n! m m n i t t e e s»*-* *- in consultation u±th the These regional c o a» U l «/ J m l c m e n - r raxku the Aesponsitillty of 4.npiemen o «U n a U * 9. C o m m U t * * carry t P t a U U h m M t U n g the M C p r o g r a m * * of a c U o n t h r o u g h of. the l o l l o p i n g s u l - c o * «U U e s : a ) p'ullicity r I) C o n tact ( C o - o r d i n a t i n g ) c ) dj c ; E d u c a t i o n 7J.nan.ce I n t e r n a t i o n a l l i a s o n n&d-ia.dl6ta.-llu.tlon :: a) Legal C o n s u l t a t i o n (See itructure d i a g r a m hereto altac e 7 A * / f i W Co-ordinating Committee and regional Lilli. h a l l conault w i t h and encourage other organis a t i o n * to p a r t i c i p a t e in the campaign. The Co-ordination. i t U e and r e g i o n a l committeea Ahall a* {.a* a* p o t t l e Z Z l i t a U the m aximum participation of. U>e ma**e* and orgal a t i o n in accordance with non-racial d e mocratic principle, and on t h e la*i* of guideline. M c h will U drawn ly the taid *tructurea in the courae of. the campaign. v ; ^ * ^ * T u l U e campaign ineoitally involve* financial commitment of leriou* proportion.. It U propoaed h e n that the M C ludget a c c o m o d a t e the following U * i c point* 7 r a n s p o r t - N a t i o n a l C o - o r d i n a t i n g office i T u i c A y and PullicaiionA (e.g. M C Hew.tetter). employment of f u l l - t U e f u n c t i o n a r i e s.* < <* «" s......... V * a U.?.. a u i u» Ilientially an overt politicoi eff ^ ^ J the course of. tatting up v < laue* directly or indir,ctly falling within the ACope of t on there may ie i n c i d e n t A of d u p l i c a t i o n and ^ c K of co-ordination Letween the M C and other organiaationa. I I A U light, it n e e d A to te e m p h i A e d that the nature of the rel-t-onahip of the M C with Auch organiiationa
ihould U d e i g n e d a. elatonate.anco.plicated and de'ocnat.c T 1 «n o i u t u w ^ 0Z ai!, i t n a c t u n e *uca a. the U.B.T. # p p o r i l i 1 T J M M 3 M : Q L g j l i M U M. ^ ^ ^ ^ 7 7 ^ 1 7 7 i» «.../ **«** «-. there. U a need to draw a frame.work w U r u n dl U \ 1 \ m c l l u o penate and to I U Profile in '» ' _ ^ 1th the aim of promoting the.. Treedom Charter a4 i \ : r : : z > t T o U > * ^ - ^ * e U M 4 ' : i /cr J t ^ u u y u * *. * «- ^ W U. A M < ** C. ^. T k U *»» * > * ' a. I. c. Popularizing? ««* «C W «M e C ^ ^ a i i n? o deepen u n d e n t t a n d ^ g of the f.c. Ly C,.. ^ l i n k i n g I t th.xough.out the campaign to Conte.Ktuallz4.ng and U n k i n g y Lhm day-to-day l**ue*, * U u g f U * and a c U v ^ U i. l. J a n d I K * U. p * o 9~ * * i» * organisation* through t h e. clau*c* that c o m W s ^ U o a n t ±**ue*, - - W > - and act+vltle-**.v-, mil that the RAC u I I I deprive o r g a n z * c U o n * lflu do«4 not «M «i < * * * ^ ^ ^ ii «* ^ T e a c U i i Z V A. «ut,i ** the * K ^ I f a c ^ U a U ^ ^ ^ ^ zr?::::z::z - < * r r M C ' l n e l a t i o n t h i p»±th the iav.lued organisation. I n i*. W s A i.* i i * «««*» M * r ^ «. * «* - * A. U organisation* n e e a U e t. to the campaign l C on.t a. t l y c o n t U o u * of A. «. * W place, at a pantioula* point *n U m e k ^ p a o a U n d a of. date* uhi-ch one n. U. a n t to taklnq C- a l l d which p n o g n a * * ^ on. c U u U U * can U o n g a n ^ d J n. Dau ol the R-Lvon±a JA-LaL) (e.g. T/veedom day or Day of. campaig, c a p
- 5-9. QU S7I0N±., e K o u ^ o you *ec t h e M C plan f i t t i n g «you/, local situation u i h /ie.^cre.nct. to a. {.u.nd-'iala-lng L. p r o j e c t s c, structure. and i. t h e p o l i t i c a l i i * e n U o n of the c«/ «*» * # * * * ' * * Ao* can u * c o - o ^ ^ ««* h e a t h e n M C I n a n c h e * throughout the. country? r % C
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