AAM MEMBERSHIP includes a subscription to AA News, a regular newsletter and details of current campaigns. • Individual waged membership per annum £9 • Joint membership for two people at same • Students and apprentices £5.50 • School students, pensioners, claimants, unwaged £3.50 • Local organisations affiliation fee £12 Contact Anti Apartheid Movement, 13 Mandela Street, London NWI ODW, tel 01-387 7966. of the Yorkshire Miner is a example. Its UnIC paou feature Nines about ANC, the Freedom Charter and the struggle of South African The recent Canadian and North American LOuI of South Aircal miners could be repeated in the British coalfields.
Other suggested activities boycotts and the monitoring products to prepare for sancThe Workers has already begun this.
Railway unions are enmove against South African advertising and goods on British Rai Trade unionists are asked to follow the example of Dunne supermarket workers in who refused to handle South African fruit.
pension funds have been invested in South Africa and the ad ministrative union, APEX has joined those who have agreed to disinvest. Material aid is also needed for the South African unions and mass organisations.
In South Wales, the public service NUPE has contacted local authorities to demand thai they break all links with South Africa. One nun dred authorities around Britain have already taken some action Labour councils have a particular responsibility local parties should put the pressure on those who have not yet broken all links with South Africa.
members of which took to ine sireels November demonstration. the 100,000-strong 2 The banners from black people's defence paigns. unions, Labour Parties SLudent unions show the potential for a mass moveagainst apartheid This throws out challenge to the abou Party Young Socialists. It can become a mass cam mobilising the young workers. black youth and students who are incensed by the slave system of South Africa behind the Anti Apartheid Movement.
----- pull-quotes -----
How to join the Movement