anti-oppression struges may be launched at any taskaent. flanco, our c‹ntre of activity is to ingratiate with the DMSSCH} have confidence in tlama and react upon their vieva ani desanda, We should lay stress on our responsi- bility towards the orga laation and the masses.
should have confidence in their strength and consult with thaxa. We should boldly propagate a ninet and criticize the reactionary measures adopted by the imperialists.
The Bcieties Ordinance is or an anti-Camunist, Anti-people, anti-democracy and anti-freedom nature. persccutes the people of Hong Kong and turns Hong Kong into a "police state". further are, it is a sort of provocation to the people, of New China, and the entire people of China, It is a very unfriendly not.
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We should also teach the unsses in res-gnising th true nature o the imperialists, and dispel their 11lu- sion towards the imperialists. We should clevate their conaciousness, and convert then into groparatory basis for anti-oppression work in future.
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As regards the orgvis tiɑn and work within Societies, we should strengthen "secret work", education, eni eliminate any excuses for accusing us of being illegal. We should strictly draw a line between open masses work ani internal organisṣtim activities. We should take prescutions against any efort made by K.N.T. and imperial- ist decret ser icɑment to undermine our works and strengthen the protection of Party and anti-secret servicememt struggles.
40 As to the work of societies, should cope with restrictions by means of developments. e should decidedly oppose the idea of ban, and being beaten ip.
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have conl'idence and boldly devalop the working front, especially the youths of the vocational classes, and rout the attack of the Boɑieties Ordinance, by aœns of actions.
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