South Africa brutality reports urge victims to testify
In a move against apartheid abuses, the Federation of South African Trade Unions urges victims of police torture to come forward. The group, representing about 120,000 workers, plans to compile allegations as reports of detainee abuse surface amid rising unrest and killings.
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Sobriety Society Formed In Soviet Anti Alcohol Drive
The All-Union Voluntary Society of Struggle for Sobriety was launched to transform drinkers into teetotalers, with branches down to factories and schools and a five year national congress plan. Yuri Ovchinnikov elected chairman as Gorbachev enforces stricter laws and campaigns.
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Young Communist Union
All-Union Voluntary Society of Struggle
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Sobriety Society
Yuri A. Ovchinnikov
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Mikhail S. ‘Jorbachev
Communist Party
Gorbachev
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