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    This is what the left call them. This is how the Nats treat them. No wonder there's no respect for law & order

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    1994-03-27
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    Democratic Party (DP)
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    1 page : ill.
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    Abstract
    Newspaper advertisement by the Democratic Party (DP) illustrating the negative and demoralising treatment of the police by the National Party (NP) and African National Congress (ANC), and the negative effect this has on securing and maintaining a safe environment. The advertisement calls on South Africans to vote for the DP in order to better the reputation and working conditions of the police and thereby better the policing and safety of the people of the country. Advertisement issued by James Selfe and appearing on page 8 of the Sunday Times newspaper.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10019.2/20949
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