liberation - hofreps - 1970

Contexts in which the word liberation was used in the House of Representatives during the 1970s

A few days later Cambodia started negotiations with the North Vietnamese and the National Liberation Front. [More…]
Is the Prime Minister aware that such actions are avowedly not the policy of the Croatian Liberation Movement in Australia? [More…]
I refer to a report that 4 union leaders have gone to Hanoi to find out the exact position regarding the fight for the liberation of the Vietnamese people. [More…]
Mr Speaker, I seek leave to table a document which I did not have time to table when I was speaking in this debate, lt purports to be a handbook of the Croatian Liberation Movement [More…]
What lessons have been learnt from the recent tragedy at the Olympic Games in Munich following the capture of Israeli athletes and the attempted hijacking of an aircraft by members of the Palestinian Liberation Movement. [More…]
Will he assure the House that the Government will not allow the Palestine Liberation Organisation to establish an information centre in Australia? [More…]
It is on the recommendation of the Minister for Foreign Affairs that the Government proposes in 1974-75 to provide $150,000 (not $150m as suggested by the honourable member) in humanitarian assistance to certain African national liberation movements. [More…]
1 ) Was the decision to make $ 1 50m aid available to the African liberation movement made by the Minister’s predecessor; if not, by whom. [More…]
Is it a fact that the Palestinian Liberation Organisation’s stated aim is to establish a Palestinian state which will absorb Israel and that the PLO has never retracted its demand for the destruction of the State of Israel? [More…]
Such a regime exists in Angola which is now under the political domination of the Marxist-Leninist Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola, known as MPLA. [More…]
The suggestion that by making speeches in this chamber they will advance by one day the liberation of eastern Europe is a sad deception. [More…]
However, the question whether such negotiations are possible will depend upon a number of factors, one of the most important of which will be the recognition by the Palestine Liberation Organisation of Israel’s right to exist. [More…]
Can the Minister give any details about the Congo National Liberation Front, the group which carried out the attack on Kolwezi? [More…]
The Minister’s remarks have today been the subject of a bitter attack by the National Aboriginal and Islander Liberation Movement. [More…]
Inbokodvo National Movement, Ngwane National Liberation Congress (Zwane faction), Ngwane National Liberation Congress (Samketi faction), Swaziland Progressive Party and Swaziland United Front [More…]
The 1 977 elections were contested by the People’s Progressive Party, the United Parry, the National Convention Party and the National Liberation Party. [More…]
That Thailand is next on the list for a ‘war of national liberation’ there is no question at all. [More…]
When the National Liberation Front got into Hue, once their line of communication was broken they could not sustain their position. [More…]
On that occasion, he denounced proposals for stopping the bombing of North Vietnam and negotiating with the National Liberation Front as ‘treason’. [More…]
I have not heard one word from the Opposition about the offers made by President Johnson and by President Nixon to negotiate for peace anywhere, to stop the bombing and to include the National Liberation Front in negotiations in an endeavour to obtain peace. [More…]
It is true that I have no time for the National Liberation Front and its bomb-throwing, but we can have no responsibility for them. [More…]
Immediate withdrawal without conditions is a crucial demand of the National Liberation Front and the Provisional Revolutionary Government of South Vietnam. [More…]
As to the first part of the honourable gentleman’s question, the Lon Nol Government did not ask for the assistance that was given by South Vietnam and the United States of America but yesterday the Premier himself, Mr Lon Nol, issued a statement in which he said that the liberation government of Cambodia recognised that the action by the United States and South Vietnam was taken in order to achieve the freedom, the independence and the realisation of the highest ideals of the people and the Government of Cambodia. [More…]
They recognise that they cannot win militarily but they believe that a process has been set in train, beginning with the cessation of the bombing of the North and including the decision to negotiate in Paris with the National Liberation Front, which though tortuous will end in complete victory. [More…]
This was thought impossible not long ago due to the attitude of the National Liberation Front. [More…]
He and others carried out orders that were given to what is called the ‘Australian Liberation Army’. [More…]
with what appeared to be a local insurrection involving the National Liberation Front - the Vietcong. [More…]
What will happen if negotiations come and a ceasefire and some settlement are reached and the National Liberation Front then has a big share of power in South Vietnam? [More…]
Certainly the National Liberation Front would then be powerful in South Vietnam, but so too must some religious and regional groups or there can be no negotiations. [More…]
They tried a war of national liberation, a war in which they dribbled a few people over the border at a time. [More…]
He made no reference during his speech to the need to seek an honourable and satisfactory peaceful solution to this problem; no reference to the cessation of the bombing of North Vietnam which was agreed to by a former President of the United States; and no reference to the recognition of the National Liberation Front as a party to any successful negotiations to find a solution to the problem in Vietnam. [More…]
There was a cessation of the bombing of North Vietnam; the National Liberation Front has been recognised as a party to peace negotiations; but still this Government maintains that the war in Vietnam can b? [More…]
Nor do we regard Hanoi and the National Liberation Front as blameless. [More…]
What generosity that members of this organisation should come forward at this late stage and say: We do not regard Hanoi and the National Liberation Front as blameless’. [More…]
But today when we look around the world and find that brush/ire wars or wars of liberation are conceived in the dark processes of the Kremlin in Moscow and behind the Gates of Heavenly Peace - a modern misnomer in Peking - and are then born in a hospital branded ‘peaceful cooperation’ in order to deceive other people as to the strategy and tactics used for world conquest, unfortunately we still have to expend large sums of money on defence that could bc better expended on social services, both here and in other countries in this region. [More…]
On every hand it has been the North Vietnamese negotiators or those of the National Liberation Front. [More…]
These are only a few of the recent so-called acts of liberation which seem to have passed from public debate as a result of effective Communist propaganda. [More…]
We understand that an honourable member on the Opposition side of the chamber has invited representatives of the National Liberation Front to come to Australia to take part in the Vietnam Moratorium. [More…]
A member of the Australian Labor Party has asked a member of the National Liberation Front, or its representatives, to come here. [More…]
Liberation Front to come to Australia. [More…]
This group - the National Liberation Front, the Vietcong, North Vietnam, Hanoi or whatever you like to call it - has stated, through its spokesman, that it will conquer the world by using the peasant guerrillas in the jungles of South East Asia. [More…]
He said that he would invite members of the National Liberation Front, the Vietcong and North Vietnamese to come to Australia. [More…]
However much China’s actions are explained by Communist ideology, its imperialist history or its internal politics and nationalism, China’s international conduct in Korea, Tibet, India and Russia and support of so-called national liberation fronts in South Vietnam. [More…]
For it is true - and this I apprehend is the real force of the views of the honourable member for Wills (Mr Bryant) - that if the stakes were so vital in Vietnam that we were prepared to destroy that country, ready to risk nuclear war for it and tear our own communities apart rather than allow National Liberation Front participation in the government of Vietnam, then Cambodia was no less important. [More…]
It seems to me that in every world situation Chinese policy is to support the Mau Mau type of activity, the anarchist type of activity, the National Liberation Front type of activity - the sort of thing that the Arab guerillas are engaging in. [More…]
But at least the people of Cambodia, by and large, were saved from the destruction of attacks from the North Vietnamese, the National Liberation Front, the United States and the South Vietnamese. [More…]
The South Vietnamese Government has repeatedly offered to enter into direct negotiations with the National Liberation Front. [More…]
Herbert Marcuse in his book ‘An Essay on Liberation’, said concerning the effect of ideas and social organisations in the community: [More…]
My question is directed to the Prime Minister and refers to the latest 8-point proposals put forward by the delegation of the National Liberation Front at the Paris peace talks. [More…]
He will recall also that the charges against Mr Dzu were based on his advocacy of an end to the bombing of North Vietnam and negotiations with the National Liberation Front. [More…]
It believes in the concept of ultimate Communist world domination through local wars of national liberation achieved through a condition of world revolution and the acts of violence committed at Moratorium demonstrations, university sit-ins, etc, to which I have been personally subjected and which arc the local manifestation of Maoism in action. [More…]
We were advised by the senior officers and by anybody who cared to talk that perhaps 60 per cent to 70 per cent of the people in this town were still supporters of the National Liberation Front. [More…]
The other aspect of this campaign was quite clearly embraced in part of the activities of the honourable member for Lalor, in his invitation to representatives of Hanoi, the National Liberation Front - the Vietcong - to come to Australia. [More…]
When I was in Vietnam some 5 or 6 months ago I visited a fair sized town with a population of about 9,000 people and the authorities there believed that about 60 per cent to 70 per cent of the people there still supported the National Liberation Front. [More…]
If the stage has been reached when the Government of South Vietnam can send 40,000 or 50,000 troops into Cambodia - another country - and 10,000 or 20,000 troops into Laos - another country - it should be expected that that Government has the power to establish order in a small province some 40 or 50 miles from Saigon, a province more than half of which has never at any stage been strongly influenced by National Liberation Front forces. [More…]
Our information was that a very large proportion of the people in that area still support the National Liberation Front. [More…]
I recognise that there are elements of nationalism in the Saigon Government which are worthy of election by the people and I am quite sure that had the Vietnamese been allowed to govern their own affairs they would have shared power in a coalition with other elements, whether they, had been the National Liberation Front, the [Buddhists or other political parties opposed to United States involvement in their country. [More…]
The Johnson Administration started negotiations and included the National Liberation Front in those negotiations. [More…]
Recently a Yugoslavian Embassy official was murdered by a member of the Croation Liberation Front. [More…]
Nor is there any hint that China will disengage from fostering international revolutionary activity, in particular people’s wars of liberation in Africa, Asia and Latin America. [More…]
II appears that the technique of ‘the so-called wars of national liberation, -the technique of war of proxy, has ushered in a whole new concept of what is war. [More…]
So President Johnson sacked General Westmoreland, he stopped bombing North Vietnam and he agreed to sit down at the conference table with the National Liberation Front. [More…]
I refer to wars of national liberation round her borders and I could specify them. [More…]
Have we never heard of the wars of national liberation in South Vietnam and Thailand and the attempted coup in Indonesia? [More…]
Let us forget the wars of liberation for a moment as the Leader of the Opposition plainly has and just recall the gross Chinese interference in the attempted PKI coup in 1965. [More…]
To make his own role completely clear the Leader of the Opposition takes a full fisted smack at the 2 countries which are listed by Chou as next on the roll for liberation. [More…]
If there was one liberation front that had a claim to have absolute and unqualified public support it is the people of East Pakistan. [More…]
to unite as one and to make common effort to assist the People’s Liberation Army to put down the rebellion quickly, to consolidate national defence, to assert the interests of the people of all nationalities, to declare social order and to strive for the building of the new democratic and socialist Tibet’. [More…]
Kuo Mo-jo replied: ‘Mr Uren, we have waited 100 years for the liberation of China. [More…]
We can wait a few minutes more for the liberation of our territory of Taiwan’. [More…]
This could be either through armed force or through some sort of peaceful merger, but there is not a shadow of a doubt that Communist Chinese policy is to liberate Taiwan, and we have lived long enough with wars of national liberation to know what they mean. [More…]
Hundreds of thousands of these people are continually on the move within the country to avoid the liberation army and that of the government. [More…]
At present, refugees are still coming out from East Pakistan at the rate of more than 100,000 a week, many of them fleeing because of the operations of the Indian supported liberation army. [More…]
If India is sincere in its desire to minimise the refugee problem and to get the refugees back to their homeland quickly, the Indian Government must withdraw all support from the liberation guerrilla army and discourage its activities so far as this lies within the Government’s power. [More…]
He has denigrated those people who have shown enthusiasm for supporting the liberation forces in East Pakistan. [More…]
I instance the wars of national liberation, which are based upon subversion and the destruction of the fabric of a prosperous and permissive society. [More…]
The wars of national liberation are now familiar in many parts of the world, and the Communists and their friends are the people who supply the arms and ammunition. [More…]
An end to the principle that the US alliance is crucial, and a beginning of support for the “human rights’ revolution around the world most often expressed in the national liberation movements. [More…]
Added to this we have the continuing unrest generated by guerrilla warfare and so called wars of national liberation and the very real possibility of a major confrontation between India and Pakistan. [More…]
However, at this stage of our history, according to Opposition members, it is not a matter of remembering that we called and they came and helped us in our hour of need; it is a matter of knocking them right, left and centre, embarrassing them in every field and, as the honourable member for Lalor (Dr J. F. Cairns) did in the ‘Australian Left Review’, standing up for national liberation movements throughout the country. [More…]
Among the changes in policy this would bring are: (1) An end to the principle that the US alliance is crucial, and a beginning of support for the ‘human rights’ revolution around the world most often expressed in the national liberation movements. [More…]
By this wording ANZUS is to be twisted lo become a human rights national liberation convention. [More…]
Had this happened the large red centre of the Bangla Desh flag, which indicates the blood of those who gave their lives in their fight for liberation, might not have appeared so prominently. [More…]
Many people have asked why it is that they have returned in such numbers so soon after liberation and what they could possibly hope to find from the ruins of their homes and villages and the sad memories that precipitated their departure. [More…]
No, the Foreign Minister says, the Prime Minister was wrong in saying that they gave the pervasive influence of the People’s Liberation Army in China as the reason why the then Minister for the Army had to resign. [More…]
He said they had given as the reason the importance of the People’s Liberation Army in Chinese affairs. [More…]
The Chinese side stated that it firmly supports the struggles of all oppressed people and nations for freedom and liberation . [More…]
This, of course, is a reference to wars of national liberation. [More…]
Anybody who supposes that when the statement appears in the communique that the Chinese still, as in the past, support unequivocally wars of national liberation - we know what that phrase means - and that peace is likely to ensue, is rather more naive or perhaps more disingenuous than I would suppose him to be. [More…]
The opposition to the Saigon Government until that time had been almost entirely from the National Liberation Front - the Vietcong - and that was not until the United States began bombing North Vietnam. [More…]
When questioned as to what changes this would bring if it occurred, the honourable member replied that the ALP policy would be changed to bring an end to the principle that the United States alli ance is crucial and that there would be a beginning of support for the human rights revolution around the world, more often expressed in the national liberation movements. [More…]
With the surrender of the French at Dien Bien Phu the true war of liberation was over. [More…]
We were told that the other great requirement was a political opportunity to be given to the National Liberation Front in the South. [More…]
This blatant attack, an echo of the blitzkrieg tactics of some 30 years ago, demands a statement from the Government so that all Australians and the rest of the world may be left in no doubt as to where we stand in condemning this attack by North Vietnam to achieve by military means what it has been unable to achieve by other means, including the now familiar subversive and terrorist tactics of the socalled war of national liberation. [More…]
Against the opposi tion of this Government the National Liberation Front was. [More…]
Secondly, that the National Liberation Front should be recognised as a party to any negotiations for peace in that country. [More…]
The bombing did stop; the National Liberation Front was accepted as a party to the negotiations. [More…]
An attack was launched, not under the disguise of a people’s liberation movement, but formally, with regular army divisions. [More…]
We recognise that the Vietcong - the socalled National Liberation Front - represents a very substantial point of view in South Vietnam. [More…]
If the statements of the Leader of the Opposition are only to cover over the facade until after the election, if the statements of Mr Ken Carr, who, on behalf of the 26 revel unions in Victoria spoke to the motion on Vietnam moved by the Victorian Branch of the Australian Labor Party, are correct, that every true Socialist in the Labor Party supports the National Liberation Front and wants the Communists to win in Vietnam - if these are the true outlooks of the Australian Labor Party - after the election it will be too late for the Australian people to say that they did not know. [More…]
and a beginning of support for the human rights’ revolution, around the world most often expressed in the national liberation movements. [More…]
This is an indication of support from the Labor Left not for our traditional friends and allies, the United Kingdom and the United States, but for the national liberation movements supported by Hanoi and Peking. [More…]
If a commentator were to ask me what I thought the left wing would say I would say quite frankly that the National Liberation Front would be all for it but that at the present moment the members of the left wing of the Labor Party are all on holidays. [More…]
I see a gentleman who is overseas trying to persuade those with whom we wish to be friends that what they read in the Australian newspapers, which are purveyed overseas - that the Labor Party in Victoria has supported the National Liberation Front and that various leading members of the Labor Party see nothing wrong in the North Vietnamese moving into South Vietnam - is not true. [More…]
But even now, as I said earlier, the honourable member for Lalor and the Victorian branch of the Labor Party support the National Liberation Front and the procommunist forces. [More…]
Let me repeat this for the edification of workers such as my friends in Ballarat who work in factories and workshops, good solid Australians and who are being led by people who are not working in the national interest but are acting as crusaders for the liberation of homosexuals. [More…]
All except one of them are known to be sympathisers with the Croatian Liberation Movement in Australia. [More…]
The Government denied the existence as an organisation in Australia of the Croatian Liberation Movement and its supporters have said that there is no evidence that anyone associated with the organisation could have exploded the bombs. [More…]
Further to that, some of the Government’s leading supporters have from time to time acted in a way which shows sympathy for the Croatian Liberation Movement and its leaders. [More…]
It is a wonder that the Women’s Liberation Movement has not taken up this matter because it shows discrimination against women. [More…]
The Young Labor Association urged that Australia should align itself with the national liberation fronts operating in Asia. [More…]
It is time we had a look at that situation, whatever women’s liberation may say about it. [More…]
There are the Vietnam Moratorium, anti-apartheid, abortion on demand, anti-State aid, the immediate recognition of the People’s Republic of China and the selling out of Taiwan, support of the National Liberation Front, which is even incorporated in the Labor Party’s policy, opposition to the New South Wales Summary Offences Act, and many others. [More…]
As another example, the Australia Party joined with Workers Action, the Builders Labourers Federation, the Communist Party and other similarly politically motivated groups to hear George Petersen from the Australian Labor Party, Jack Mundey from the Builders Labourers Federation, Denise Aarons from Womens Liberation, Laurie [More…]
Sylvia Phyllis Hale, 30, who authorises pamphlets for the Women’s Liberation ‘Front’ is the wife of Roger Barnes. [More…]
I thought the 2nd December was a great day of liberation for the people of Australia, and indeed it was. [More…]
No-one can deny that all the cranks, odd bods, drug addicts, homosexuals, abortionists, pornographers, Women’s Liberation supporters and all the demonstrators in the world were brought together in one unified force to get the Labor Party into power. [More…]
These umbrella organisations are: The Croatian Liberation Movement (HOP) with its official Ustasha movement within it (UHRO) and the Croatian National Resistance (HNO) and its Croatian Armed Forces (HOS). [More…]
In an article by Suljak in the November/December edition of the organisation’s paper ‘Croatian Call’, he urged Croats in Australia to support UHNj and stated: lt is our duty to support the Croatian Liberation struggle . [More…]
He is a leader of the Croatian Liberation Movement in this country and, indeed, he is a world figure of considerable, importance among emigrant Croats. [More…]
Affiliated with the Committee are such important organisations as HOP (Croatian Liberation Movement), HNO (Croatian National Resistance) and UHN (United Croats of West Germany). [More…]
Is the Prime Minister aware of the establishment in Australia of an organisation known as the Palestine-Australia Solidarity Committee which functions as a support and arm of the so-called Palestinian Liberation Organisation? [More…]
In the name of liberation it imposes new burdens on women, and for the unsuspecting single girl who is aborted those burdens in ill-health can be life-lasting. [More…]
It is a solution which is promoted by some under the guise of a new liberation for women. [More…]
to be not an expression of the liberation of a woman but an affront to her womanhood and a denial of her rights if it is suggested that all responsibility for avoiding or terminating an unwanted pregnancy should rest with that woman alone. [More…]
Anonymous callers to radio stations claimed responsibility on behalf of the People’s Liberation Army. [More…]
The people responsible telephoned him and claimed responsibility on behalf of the People’s Liberation Army. [More…]
Responsibility was claimed on behalf of the Australian Liberation Army. [More…]
Damages amounting to $10,000 were caused, and responsibility was claimed by the People’s Liberation Army. [More…]
About a fortnight before the last election the electorate office of the honourable member for Boothby was attacked by the People’s Liberation Army. [More…]
An anonymous caller to the mass media claimed responsibility on behalf of the Brisbane branch of the People’s Liberation Army. [More…]
Again responsibility was claimed by the People’s Liberation Army. [More…]
Again responsibility was claimed by the People’s Liberation Army. [More…]
Again responsibility was claimed by the People’s Liberation Army. [More…]
Again responsibility was claimed by the People’s Liberation Army. [More…]
Is it possible for the funds to be used for other purposes, such as revolution, wars of national liberation, terrorism or guerilla activities in other countries. [More…]
Illich says that school stands in the way of education and that we must deschool’ education if it is to become a means of human liberation. [More…]
The report warns that ‘gay liberation’ and similar movements attack society in a fundamental way. [More…]
I should like to see a more moderate liberation of the law. [More…]
The predecessors to this Government, of course, played an immense part at the time of the liberation of Indonesia just after World War II. [More…]
I wonder whether the women’s liberation group might think of doing something along these lines. [More…]
The Labor Party, having noted the reluctance of colonial powers to give up their colonies - a reluctance which led to wars of national liberation, subversion and bloodshed - was determined that the distresing lessons of history should not be repeated in Australia’s colony - Papua New Guinea. [More…]
There has been no application by the Palestine Liberation Organisation to open an office in Australia. [More…]
If such a proposal is considered, will the Minister give an unqualified assurance that such an office will not include either overt or covert representatives of the Palestine Liberation Organisation? [More…]
Will the Prime Minister advise the House of the principles which will apply to the granting by his Government of aid valued at $150,000 to African liberation movements, presumably through the Organisation of African Unity? [More…]
Will the Government permit or encourage Australian aid to be given to African liberation organisations wishing to free countries such as Burundi or Uganda from their present governments, or will the aid be used exclusively for liberation movements in southern Africa? [More…]
If it is to be offered only to liberation movements in southern Africa will he say why it is to be limited to that geographic area? [More…]
-The Government has adopted the practice, which several of the countries of Western Europe and Scandinavia have adopted for some years past, of making aid available this year to liberation movements in Africa. [More…]
It is well to remember that liberation movements have, in the last few months, taken over responsibilities in Guinea-Bissau and in Mozambique. [More…]
Many of the liberation movements may well, in the course of the next few months or years, be participating in the government of their countries or constitute the government of their countries. [More…]
In my electorate of La Trobe, which is adjacent to the electorate of the honourable member for Casey, there has been the establishment of the DLF which, in explanation to honourable members, is the Dandenongs Liberation Front. [More…]
I refer to such things as the Ermolenko affair, which was very hard to understand; to the recognition of the incorporation of the Baltic States, de jure, into the Soviet Union, which was almost impossible to understand; to discriminatory help given to certain organisations in Africa which are called liberation movements but which are actually rather communist inclined; to the incident, which I cannot, of course, go into much further because of the security aspects, of the refusal of asylum to a diplomat from the Eastern European communist bloc in Australia only recently. [More…]
The other day I asked the Prime Minister (Mr Whitlam) a question concerning aid to national liberation movements. [More…]
An ovation to the Chief of the Palestine Liberation Organisation which never worried about housing its people when the land is not demands was in Arab hands. [More…]
Is it a fact that the Palestine Liberation Organisation charter can only be understood as calling for the elimination of Israel as a sovereign independent state? [More…]
-There have been many motions before the United Nations and its specialised agencies in the last few weeks concerning the Palestine Liberation Organisation. [More…]
I suggest to him that he was incorrect in his answer to the Leader of the Opposition about the Palestinian Liberation Organisation. [More…]
-I ask the Prime Minister: In view of his equivocation this morning with respect to Australia’s stand on the attitude that it will take with respect to the Palestine Liberation Organisation, its use of violence and its attempts to destroy Israel, will he advise the House as to whether or not he subscribes to the attitude taken on the Arab-Israel dispute as pronounced by Bill Hartley, a fellow-member of the Federal Executive of the Australian Labor Party, or does he concur in the view as pronounced by Bob Hawke, who I understand is also a Federal Executive member of the ALP and who seems to hold almost completely contradictory views to those of Mr Hartley? [More…]
We have listened to the Chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organisation, Mr Arafat, and have heard that the PLO, as supported by the heads of state of all Arab governments, represents the Palestinians and all their aspirations. [More…]
1 ) What sum has the Government given to Liberation groups in southern Africa since December 1972? [More…]
The Government proposes in 1 974/5 to provide $ 1 50.000 to help meet the economic and social needs of people under the care of African national liberation movements and those who have fled as refugees to neighbouring countries such as Tanzania and Zambia. [More…]
Nor would we have supported or abstained on the participation of the Palestinian Liberation Organisation in the United States debate on Palestine until that body had accepted Israel’s right to exist as a state. [More…]
There are rumours currently circulating that the Palestine Liberation Organisation and its offshoots are making funds available to some in the community. [More…]
I ask the Minister for Labor and Immigration whether entry visas have been granted during the period since the Labor Party came to power to representatives of the PRG and African liberation movements. [More…]
I understand that he intends to permit the entry into Australia of a group of Palestine Liberation Organisation terrorists. [More…]
He is drawing a very long bow and is basing his argument on false premises when he attempts to draw an analogy between allowing a member of a parliament of the British Commonwealth having a complete and unrestricted right to come into Australia against the decision of the Australian Government not to grant a visa to representatives of the Palestine Liberation Organisation or the South African Cricket Association. [More…]
The honourable member of Barker has tried to compare the situation of refusing members of the Palestinian Liberation Organisation a visa to enter Australia- I certainly make no apology for that; it was a very correct decision- and of refusing an official of the South African Cricket Association a visa to come to Australia with the situation with regard to Mr Stonehouse. [More…]
-The Cabinet decision was made in respect of a particular application and it was made in the light of the dissension which would have been caused in the community if the visit of the Palestine Liberation Organisation had taken place at that time. [More…]
Since the Prime Minister’s reply seemed to indicate that an application for admission to Australia by a Palestine Liberation Organisation delegation might be considered more favourably now than at the time of its rejection just a few weeks ago can the Prime Minister say: Firstly, has there been any evidence in the meantime of any change in the basic PLO program calling for the elimination of Israel as a sovereign independent state? [More…]
To achieve peace in our time may be a gigantic task, but this year it is hoped that men and women will join forces against repression and work towards the liberation of all oppressed groups throughout the world. [More…]
The same Mr Bhutto was the apologist in the United Nations Security Council for the action of the Pakistan Government in suppressing the independence movement, the national liberation movement- mark the words the national liberation movement’- in Pakistan during the Pakistan civil war in 1 97 1 . [More…]
If honourable members opposite argue that what happens in Indo-China is an expression of national liberation, equally I will argue that what happened in Pakistan during 1971 was an expression of national liberation on the part of the Bengali people. [More…]
I will not weary the House by quoting the right honourable gentleman’s own statements about the participation of the National Liberation Front in any discussions in the United Nations or elsewhere because both the Geneva Agreement and the Paris Agreements give a place to the NLF- the Vietcong. [More…]
But it still remains that China under Mao Tse Tung is no worse off than would China have been under Chiang Kai Shek; North Vietnam under Ho Chi Minn no worse off than North Vietnam under the French; and South Vietnam under the National Liberation Front is no worse off than South Vietnam under Diem or his successors or under American bombs and firepower. [More…]
We heard the dormant arguments today in an attempt to have life breathed into them- war of national liberation or gallant fight against totalitarianism; a battle in Australia’s interests or a convenient manoeuvre to help legitimise the American involvement. [More…]
Of course it is often expressed in such glossy terms as a world liberation front and a world peace movement. [More…]
On 31 January 1975 an article appeared in an Australian newspaper at the time of the debate on the Palestine Liberation Organisation delegation coming into Australia. [More…]
With reference to the news release of the Minister dated 22 December 1974, how is it proposed to see that the payment of $150,000 to the African national liberation movements will be confined to humanitarian assistance for peoples in Zambia. [More…]
We will see all sorts of parties emerging, such as the Long Party, the Liberation Party, and the Leftist Party whose initials all will be LP. [More…]
There is no more cruel aggressor than t h e communist guerrilla, who seems to invest himself with the divine right to inflict the most inhuman savagery on the enemy in order to achieve world liberation or world peace. [More…]
Mrs Nguyen Thi Binh, the ‘Foreign Minister’ in Paris of the National Liberation Front ‘Provisional revolutionary government’, once sought to attribute the murders to local rival factions, but Hanoi radio (April 27, 1969) stated that ‘hooligan lackeys’ in Hue had been ‘annihilated by southern armed forces ‘ (their words for the Vietcong). [More…]
I ask the Minister for Labor and Immigration to advise the House whether a visa has been granted to a member of the Palestine Liberation Organisation whose name is Gamal Omar El-Surani to visit Australia. [More…]
Is it a fact that the most senior member of the Palestine Liberation Organisation in Cairo, Mr Gamal Omar ElSurani, is seeking to visit Australia as part of a propaganda tour of South East Asia, and has been granted a visa to enable him to do so? [More…]
I understand its members demonstrated in connection with the liberation in Britain of the law relating to rape. [More…]
Last Tuesday in another place in answer to a question without notice the Minister for Foreign Affairs readily advised that a visa had been granted to Mr Gamal El-Surani, a member of the Palestine Liberation Organisation. [More…]
I take this opportunity to discuss a current controversy about the admission of Palestine Liberation Organisation members into this country. [More…]
The Liberation of Palestine … is a national duty to drive the Zionist, imperialist invasion from the great Arab homeland to pursue the Zionist presence from Palestine. [More…]
I think we are indebted to the honourable member for Perth for awakening this Parliament, and I hope the Australian people, to what is going on in regard to the Palestine Liberation Organisation at the present time. [More…]
I refer to the recent granting of visas to members of the Palestine Liberation Organisation. [More…]
What aid has been given by the Government to liberation movements in Africa to date. [More…]
To what liberation movements has this aid been given. [More…]
Australia has provided an amount of $150,000 as humanitarian assistance for national liberation movements in Africa. [More…]
The Australian contribution was allocated for a United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) project in Zambia which was designed to assist women and children under the care of a number of liberation movements, including the Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA), the South-West African People’s Organisation (SWAPO), the Zimbabwe African People’s Union (ZAPU), the Zimbabwe African National Union (ZANU) and the African National Congress (ANC). [More…]
-On 3 June I spoke against the granting of visas by Australia to members of the Palestine Liberation Organisation. [More…]
Palestine Liberation Organisation leader, Gamal elSurani, says only his age has prevented him from physically fighting for the PLO cause. [More…]
At the International Labour Organisation Conference in Geneva on 12 June this year the Austraiian Government voted for a motion to allow liberation movements recognised by the Organisation of African Unity and the League of Arab States to attend the conference. [More…]
The PLO, being one of the liberation movements recognised by the OAU and by the League of Arab States, was able to attend and participate in the deliberations of the International Labour Organisation Conference while still being pledged to destroy a member of the ILO, namely, Israel. [More…]
It is most important that the Australian people are given an explanation of the Austraiian Government’s attitude towards the Palestine Liberation Organisation. [More…]
The building of the base, which is close to the area in which the national liberation movement of the people is being intensified, is a particular danger for the countries of South East Asia. [More…]
Since the liberation of China they no longer can proceed with the ‘fear of Asia’ debate which had been with us since 1949. [More…]
It seems that sections of the Labor Party sympathetic to the acts of the Palestine Liberation Organisation have opposed an Australian peace keeping offer. [More…]
I query the proposed payment by Australia again in this current financial year of the sum of $150,000-one cannot say that that is a large sum, but it is a significant sum- for the purpose of ‘humanitarian assistance to national liberation movements in Africa’. [More…]
The honourable member for Ryan also raised the question of the appropriation of $ 1 50,000 for humanitarian assistance to national liberation movements in Africa. [More…]
In 1974-75 Australia allocated $150,000 for mothers and children in Zambia under the care of a number of liberation movements. [More…]
He spoke about the finance that was made available to the national liberation organisations. [More…]
I hope that the Government will look at this situation and the assistance that is given to these national liberation organisations. [More…]
Finally, I would like to respond to a point made by the honourable member for Lyne (Mr Lucock), who preceded me in the debate, about humanitarian assistance provided by the Australian Government for national liberation movements in Africa. [More…]
Organisations such as the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund and the Red Cross provide humanitarian relief programs for those affected by the struggle for liberation in a number of southern African countries. [More…]
In 1974-75 the Australian contribution funded assistance for mothers and children in Zambia under the care of a number of liberation movements. [More…]
It stated that the honourable member for Lalor Dr Jim Cairns, was hobnobbing with the pro-Ustasha Croatian Liberation Movement. [More…]
We have noted the wide degree of recognition of the Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola, known as MPLA by African states as well as by states in Europe. [More…]
Secondly, fears were held last year that the Palestine Liberation Organisation would not only be allowed into Australia but that the Labor Party’s love affair with a foreign power would blossom and that PLO offices would open here under the auspices of a Labor Government. [More…]
A special maturity is required of progressive people, to realise that some of their colleagues who are workers or just of an older generation may not have had the opportunity to broaden their horizons far enough to really understand by say certain environmental concerns, or the liberation of women. [More…]
I am moved to rise this evening by some remarks made by the honourable member for the Northern Territory (Mr Calder) who persists in the view that every supporter of a liberation movement in Africa is in some way supporting the communists. [More…]
Two or 3 years ago the rest of the world supporting the liberation of Angola, as surely as at that time the honourable member for the Northern Territory was supporting its enslavement by the Portuguese, recognised as the government- the government not only in exile but in liberated areas- the government of Holden Roberto of the FNLA. [More…]
He merged the cause of national liberation with the goal of social revolution to overthrow the Chinese ruling class. [More…]
The reason was that the Treasurer in the provisional government that followed the liberation- whatever you might like to call it- last year cancelled all of the advertising which we intended to undertake to explain to the people why and how the new tax scheme would work. [More…]
Fretilin heroism and the heroism of the Timorese people, their courage and the fine example of their leaders in defying 30 000 Indonesian regular soldiers has won the admiration of liberation movements throughout the world. [More…]
The third matter I wish to raise relates to the Palestine Liberation Organisation. [More…]
The debate is a slanging match between pro-Arab, proPalestine Liberation Organisation forces and Zionists in the language of 1948. [More…]
Many people believed that our main concern was for the minority of career-minded women with higher education; that we were interested in abstract questions of women’s rights and women’s liberation rather than bread and butter issues; that the opportunities of professional women came before the needs of housewives. [More…]
In its report the Committee was particularly concerned about the recruitment of British subjects in the armed forces of the National Federation for the Liberation of Angola. [More…]
People came out of those countries and found themselves in another service overseas fighting ostensibly for the liberation of a country which, for legal purposes, had been taken over in a friendly way. [More…]
There is a possibility- though it may seem remote- that the oxygen supply may get out of control; this would lead to melting of the entire reactor and the liberation of vast amounts of toxic gases. [More…]
In December 1974, the previous Government contributed $ I 50,000 to UNICEF to assist in a UNICEF project in Zambia directed at providing humanitarian and educational aid to refugees there connected with a number of liberation movements, one of which was SWAPO. [More…]
Obviously Mr Hartley and his advocacy for the Palestine Liberation Organisation and the intrusions that he has made on the financing of the Australian Labor Party would seem to have prejudiced attitudes that members of the Opposition have in this place in this sort of cause. [More…]
While the Committee accepts such a concept in principle, it believes that Israel cannot be expected to allow a Palestinian homeland so close to the bulk of Israel’s population until such time as the Palestine Liberation Organisation accepts Israel’s right to exist. [More…]
While it opposed the establishment of a Palestinian Liberation Organisation controlled West Bank state, it endorsed the concept of a Jordanian solution for the political expression of Palestinian rights. [More…]
Regretably, I fear, this is probably what the Palestine Liberation Organisation really wants. [More…]
The real basis for negotiations is not the stance of the Palestine Liberation Organisation but the United Nations resolutions 242 and 338. [More…]
The main difficulty, is the question of the recognition of the status of the Palestine Liberation Organisations. [More…]
As I said earlier, whilst I do not express the views of the mission, it is public knowledge that the Arab states demand, firstly, that the Palestine Liberation Organisation be represented at the Geneva conference. [More…]
Israel must be guaranteed secure borders and the Palestine Liberation Organisation must accept that Israel has that basic right to exist. [More…]
Anyone reading this report and unfamiliar with the politics of the Middle East may well throw up his hands in despair at what appears to be the impossibility of finding a solution that will satisfy everyone-Egypt, Syria, the Lebanon, the Palestine Liberation Organisation and Israel, not to mention the many other neighbouring Arab countries which abound in the region and the two super powers that wield such influence there, the Soviet Union and the United States. [More…]
The Palestine Liberation Organisation’s demand that there should be a ‘democratic secular state’ of Palestine incorporating Israel is guaranteed to bring a horse-laugh in Israel. [More…]
They are preconditions which are not acceptable in any public document of the Palestine Liberation Organisation. [More…]
Some goal, some liberation, some reduction! [More…]
He first visited China just prior to the liberation of China in 1949. [More…]
Biko’s death will be viewed as a major turning point in the black struggle for liberation in South Africa. [More…]
Born in the small Eastern Cape Province town of King Williams Town, he gave up a promising career as a future medical doctor by devoting himself entirely to the cause of black liberation. [More…]
Within them moves the main proponent of a specific black identity and the necessity for black people working on their own towards their own liberation. [More…]
I believe this newspaper is put out by a society called the Gay Liberation. [More…]
I thought he would be interested to know that 200 years ago Adam Smith, in his book The Wealth of Nations, celebrated the liberation of the working man. [More…]
The weevil released to promote the biological control of water hyacinth is becoming well established at its liberation sites. [More…]
Liberations began in September 197S and should be completed by early 1 978. [More…]
However, spread from the liberation sites has not been rapid, because of the length of the weevil ‘s life cycle. [More…]
The proclaimed liberation is synonymous with slavery- Timor is returning to the years 1 94S-S0 and anti-communism is an islamic slogan meaning ‘iconoclasm’ to us. [More…]
The most sickening part of the whole incident was the sight of the spokesman for the Organisation for the Liberation of Palestine- PLO- being interviewed on television and saying to the world that they had killed soldiers, they had hit military objects. [More…]
In view of the recent Palestine Liberation Organisation terrorist attack on Israel, will the Minister take the necessary action in the United Nations to oppose the continued presence of the PLO as an official observer to that body? [More…]
United Nations where frequently we have stood witu maybe one or two other countries in the defence of Israel against those who would seek to implement or support the charter of the Palestine Liberation Organisation which is specifically aimed at the destruction of that state. [More…]
I was one of the speakers at the demonstration, which was called to denounce, to decry and to deplore this crime against humanity and at the same time to bring to the notice of the Australian people the massacre of hundreds of thousands of Christian Lebanese at the hands of the Palestine Liberation Organisation. [More…]
A small contingent of Palestine Liberation Organisation terrorists made their way ashore near kibbutz Ma’agan Mikhael 56 kilometres north of Tel Aviv. [More…]
If anything, it has dispelled, once and for all, the myth- entertained by many Western countries- of a so-called more ‘moderate’ Palestine Liberation Organisation leadership under Yasser Arafat. [More…]
Mr Bill Hartley described El Fatah as a ‘liberation arm of the Palestinian Liberation Organisation and the core organisation of the PLO’. [More…]
Apart from not sharing the views of those people who supported the Croatian Liberation Movement, I as a local member in another parliament saw the tremendous problems which were created in the Yugoslav community by the existence of paramilitary organisations. [More…]
They include some individual elements of the Palestine Liberation Organisation and some rather old fashioned members of the Israeli Government who do not carry the support of the majority of the Israeli people. [More…]
The conference did not recognise that the Palestine Liberation Organisation still rejects Israel’s right to exist and is committed to its destruction. [More…]
During my visit in April to France I took the opportunity to spend Anzac Day at Villers-Brettoneux, in whose liberation Australian forces played a major part 60 years ago. [More…]
Though some royalist emigres, in the context of the post war situation, advocated an independent status for Slovenia and described themselves as in favour of a ‘Free Slovenia ‘ as some form of constitutional monarchy, the only coherent war-time force dedicated to the liberation and reconstitution of Slovenia was the ‘National Liberation Anti-Fascist Front’. [More…]
The background to these events is that the attack on Kolwezi was carried out by a group calling itself the Congo National Liberation Front- the group referred to in the honourable member’s question- which was apparently based on former Katangan secessionists living in Angola. [More…]
The building of the base which is close to the area in which the National Liberation Movement of the peoples is being intensified is a particular danger for the countries of South East Asia. [More…]
I do not know anybody in Ustasha and I have no sympathy for Ustasha, but I would never presume to defame every Palestinian as a member of the Palestine Liberation Organisation; I would never presume to defame every Irishman as a member of the Irish Republican Army. [More…]
If the new technology is an instrument of liberation, enabling them to do other things, to fill their life span more usefully, that is splendid. [More…]
We talked to representatives of the Palestine Liberation Organisation. [More…]
In particular we talked to George Habash and officers of the Popular Front for the Liberation of [More…]
Syria is the great friend of the Palestine Liberation Organisation. [More…]
Given that the liberation movement in Zimbabwe has stated repeatedly that whites will be welcome to stay in that country and that they have important functions to perform in an independent Zimbabwe if they genuinely accept the principle of majority rule, I ask: On what grounds would the whites considered under the contingency plan be classified as refugees? [More…]
Mr Deputy Speaker, talking to China, through you, I say: You should have been supporting Vietnam in its struggle for liberation instead of making territorial claims to enrich yourself. [More…]
opposes the Soviet Union instead of uniting with it, opposes the People’s democracies instead of uniting with them, opposes the Communists, the proletariat and the People’s forces in all countries instead of uniting with them, opposes the national liberation movements, instead of uniting with them and all the oppressed nations . [More…]
then one will, of course, unite with the United States and other imperialists, will of course line up with the imperialists, will of course line up with the imperialist camp, will of course fail to achieve national liberation, will never accomplish anything in the cause of socialism, will of course make one’s own nation prey to the deception and aggression of the United States and other imperialists, with the result that one’s own nation will lose its independence and become a colony of the imperialists. [More…]
Also, the Vietnamese Ambassador to Australia has been on record recently as stating that Vietnam will provide troops and weapons, if necessary, to assist liberation forces in other parts of the world to relieve the burden of what he calls oppressed people. [More…]
The fifth comment I make is that conditions in Vietnam and other IndoChinese countries continue to be so appalling since the so-called liberation that many of its citizens are prepare to risk their lives in leaving the country. [More…]
1 ) I am advised that a Soviet citizen, Mr Igor Vyacheslavovich Ogurtsov, a co-founder and leader of an organisation known as the All Russian Social Christian Union for the Liberation of the People, was sentenced in 1 968 to 1 5 years’ imprisonment, to be followed by periods in a labour camp and internal exile. [More…]
These reasons include the attitudes towards women’s liberation, a community acceptance that many married women may work, and the higher education which has given women the ability and desire to participate more actively in community affairs and business and other related influences. [More…]
Indeed, it is reported today that Mr Robert Mugabe, leader of the Zimbabwe African National Union- the section of the Front based in Mozambique- has strongly denounced the London conference and urged full concentration on a war of liberation. [More…]
From the Battle of Burma to the liberation of Singapore, his exploits were matters of the greatest concern for this country. [More…]
This came from an organisation calling itself the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front, and suggested that the safety of the Australian cricketers would be endangered if the game went ahead at Srinagar as planned. [More…]
Well firstly I didn’t speak on behalf of the Irish Republican Army, I spoke of a supporter of the Irish Liberation Forces of the Irish Republican Army, not a spokesman for them. [More…]
He was not in Ireland specifically on a holiday, he was there most likely to gather information on the activities of the Irish Liberation Forces in that part of Ireland. [More…]
A 79 year old man could be instrumental in gathering more information from the people of that particular part of Ireland on the activities of the Irish Liberation Forces than will say a much younger man. [More…]
Has a Legal Defence Fund to support Australian Aboriginal liberation struggles been established by the International Conference for the Eradication of Racism and Racial Discrimination. [More…]
-Did the Prime Minister, on 18 February or thereabouts, write to a senior Sydney businessman with Middle East government connections saying that not only is it no secret that he regretted the need for the Government decision on the Palestine Liberation Organisation visas but also if the PLO wishes to send representatives to Australia it should now make applications through Australian diplomatic posts? [More…]