Journal2

KHANYA: a journal for activists		ISSUE NO.2
IN ISSUE NO.2
CONTENTS
	In this Edition:Sociala Movemts, WSSD and war
	The Political significance of WSSD by *John Appolis*
	Marching on the Left by *Franco Barchiesi*
	The challenges facing the working class in South Africa by *Weizman Hamilton*
	Repression in the post-apartheid South Africa by *Salim Vally*

Issue No.1		Watch out Tonkin! a poem by *Nosipho Vermillion*
		The land movement after WSSD-where to now? by *Stephen Greenberg*
		Lula's victory in Brazil-hope won over fear by *Caio Galvao de Franca*
		Stop US terrorism! No war against Iraq! by *Palestine Solidarity Committee*
		DOCUMENTS
		Via Campesina statement on WSSD
		Our World is not for sale Socail Movements Indaba
		Mass struggle is the only road Social Movements Indaba
		The Global Peoples's Forum Civil Society Declaration on WSSD
		REGULAR FEATURES
		Barometer of Resistance Compiled by *Anna Weeks and Lindsey Collins (for information on Mauritius)*
	THE JOURNAL
	Socila Movemts, WSSD and war The World Summit for Sustainable Development, or as it has become known in some circles, the World Summit of Shameful Deals, has come and gone. During the summit we ....Click here to read this article in PDF. back to contents
	The Political Significance of WSSD John Apollis takes a look at the perspectives that informed the mobilisation, the political impact of the mobilisation, and offers some ideas for the way forward for the ...... Click here to read this article in PDF. back to contents
	Marching on the left Franco Barchiesi takes a critical look at the politics of the new social movements, and argues that their leadership share a similar politics to the leadership of the rulling alliance.....Click here to read this article in PDF. back to contents
	The challenges facing the working class in South Africa Weizmann Hamilton argues that notwithstanding the political position of the Cosatu leadership, the organised working class remains a key constituency in the social movement, and .....Click here to read this article in PDF. back to contents
	Repression in post-apartheid South Africa Salim Vally looks at the slide into authoritarianism in South Africa, and argues that the repression of various social movements during the WSSD was not accidental, but .....Click here to read this article in PDF. back to contents
	Watch out Tonkin Nosipho Vermillion is a psuedonym. Tonkin is a Cape Town police officer. He has vowed to 'pick off' every single member of the AEC leadership. The poem was recently.....Click here to read this article in PDF. back to contents
	The land movement after WSSD-where to now? Stephen Greenberg looks at the Landless People's Movement after the WSSD, and raises critical issues about the politics and ideology of the landless movement .....Click here to read this article in PDF. back to contents
	Lula's victory in Brazil-hope won over fear The victory of Lula in the presidential elections in Brazil opens a new chapter in the struggle of the left social change both in Brazil and internationally, argues .....Click here to read this article in PDF. back to contents
	Stop US terrorism No war against Iraq The Palestinian Solidarity Committee analyses the impending war on Iraq as a war for oil, and looks at the implications of the 'war on terror' for progressive governments......Click here to read this article in PDF. back to contents
	Via Campesina statement on WSSD WSSD turns out to be "Doha+10(months) instead of Rio + 10(years)......Click here to read this article in PDF. back to contents
	Our World is not for Sale Social Movements Indaba In a few days time the world's leaders will meet in Johannesburg at the World Summit on Sustainable Development. As in Rio de Janeiro ten years ealier, the ......Click here to read this article in PDF. back to contents
	Mass struggle is the only road The Social Movements Indaba, together with many social movements from all over the world, hereby declare that:......Click here to read this article in PDF. back to contents
	The Global People's Forum Civil Society Declaration on WSSD We, the delegates to the Global People's Forum, representing the people of the world, meeting at Nasrec,k Johannesburg, from 24 August to 3 September 2002, hereby......Click here to read this article in PDF. back to contents

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