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• APISC (Movements, Asia)

  The First Asia-Pacific Solidarity Conference

  June 1998, by ROUSSET Pierre

  Political parties and groups from across Asia and the Pacific gathered in Sydney, Australia this April for a historic solidarity conference.
  The event was a success, both in terms of the wide range of participants, and the warm spirit which dominated the proceedings. In this era of (…)

• APISC (Movements, Asia)

  Historic conference begins new era of left cooperation

  14 April 1998, by LANE Max

  SYDNEY — More than 750 people participated in a historic event, the first Asia Pacific Solidarity Conference, held here April 10-13, 1998. The conference was characterised by an electric atmosphere of solidarity and struggle, with both in-depth discussions in workshops and plenary sessions and (…)

• APISC (Movements, Asia)

  Crisis in the Asia-Pacific: Stop Repression, Build Solidarity

  13 April 1998, by RONGPI Jayanta

  This talk was presented to the Asia-Pacific Solidarity Conference, Sydney, April 9-13 by Jayanta Rongpi, member of the Indian parliament representing the Autonomous State Demand Committee, Assam and Communist Party of India-ML (Liberation).
  1. The Asia-Pacific region continues to be home to (…)

• APISC (Movements, Asia)

  Defeating Neo-liberalism, Prospects and Projects

  13 April 1998, by LANE Max

  This talk was presented to the Asia Pacific Solidarity Conference, April 10-13, 1998 by Max Lane, conference convenor and foreign affairs spokesperson of the Democratic Socialist Party.
  Comrades, during the conference welcome I put forward the proposal that one of the purposes of organising (…)

• APISC (Movements, Asia)

  Strategies for defeating neo-liberalism: Parties, movements, NGOs

  13 April 1998, by PERCY John

  This talk was presented to the Asia Pacific Solidarity Conference, April 10-13, 1998 by John Percy, national secretary of the Democratic Socialist Party.
  Capitalist crisis
  Neo-liberalism is the political and economic ideology of choice for one of history’s most brutal and exploitative (…)

• APISC (Movements, Asia)

  Statements endorsed by and information on the first Asia Pacific Solidarity Conference

  13 April 1998, by APISC

  The following statements were endorsed by acclamation in the final plenary session of the Asia Pacific Solidarity Conference, April 10-13, 1998 Sydney, Australia.
  More than 750 people attended the conference, including 67 representatives from Asian, Pacific, Nicaraguan, United States and (…)