THE CONTINUING revolt in the South African mnships and the increased repression against the beration movements, have brought a wave of symathy and protest from all parts of the world. For lidarity with the struggle in South Africa have organised by AM) and associated organisatioins throughout western world.
Imost since its inception, LAM has concentrated in Bring the widest possible public opinion particulal emphasis liberal, church and kinred spirits. Its main comhave been rganisation sycotts, the occasional aceful picketing outside eth Alrican embassics consulates and, as in Inland 6 months 28;
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Address Please send me as special offer Led as & newspaper with the Post Office d by Cardinal Enterprises, PO Box 50, London N1. by sanertuge au. (0) bondon do most part, these international manifestations of the Anti-Apartheid Movement their current call for demonstration on Sunday 16 June, 'a demand for the brush government to aci against the apartheid regime In the United States it has made similar demands the government. in the letherlands, the sister organisation AAM, the Holland Committee on Southern SUBSCRIBE Africa, has made its main campaign calling LIC Dutch banks to stop selling Krugerrands.
All these campaigns are, no doubt, worthy of SUDUUrL. But, despite the occasional genuflection toward the trade unions, AAM ana Ils associates I other countries have never really directed its main campaigns toward the organised movement for fear that it might alienate whose support Similarly the British AAM condemned tillitall picketing of the South African Embassy ed by the City Branch of AAM and have dissolved