International perspectives for Africa

The 12 points

Social ownership and democratic control by workers, farmers and consumers of major economic and agricultural production units presently in the hands of local enterprises or global corporations
Social ownership and democratic control by workers and consumer of all natural resources including water and minerals
Rejection of all IMF/WTO/World Bank demands for privatisation and 'trade liberalisation'
Repudiation of all foreign debts owed to Western banks and governments
Distribution of farming land to the landless
Crash programmes to tackle poverty, poor health, housing, education and transport services
The end of presidential, one-party rule and the creation of genuinely democratic Peoples Assemblies with executive power at local, regional and national level in place of the existing political system
The abolition of the standing army and the creation of a people's militia
The right to organise in trade unions, civil and political organisations free from state interference and oppression
The right to freely express, debate and publish diverging views from the government, including the exposure of corruption, nepotism and misappropriation of public funds and property
Total opposition to and rejection of all forms of nationalism and tribalism in social and political life
The perspective of a Pan African as well as a global social revolutionary change to unite the working masses against global capitalism and their local political representatives.

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