ACTIONS throughout the world are being planned against the racist southern Africa. particular the ir unternano nal Confederation of Free Trade Unions], supported by the TUC Transport & General Workers non nave collea ternational week of action to boyATTICS The accompanying table shows the volume of trade with passin THEOLET ports in 1974. As a first step to the complete end or an conaboration Africa, the ICTU acnon is a wercome move In Belgium action is planned in Frenchspeaking regions. The Flemishareas are arrange an anti-apartheid week leading to a national day of action on 26 FebThis has been organised by on South Africa.
Meanwhile the French speaking areas are planning actions to commemorate the 16th anniversary o BRITISH TRADE WITH SOUTH AFRICA AND NAMIBIA VIA BRITISH PORTS IN 1974 IN 'O00TONNES SOUTH AFRICA/NAMIBIA РОП Imports Southampton 37/9 ZOC the Sharpeville massacre, in which 67 black people died at the hands of the racist police.
In Sweden the Africa Solidarity Groups are waging a boycott South Africa campaign during the winter Finally, the recent conference of Against Racism [NSCAR] in the national action over the complicity regimes in South Africa, Namibia and Zimbabwe. This activity will take place on 25-26 March with demonstranons, rames and pick These first moves internationally herald the beginning of this campaien to isolate Vorster's regim on a world level. They will be con tinued through to internationally coordinated actions on the first anniversary of the soweto up rising. Through such events an international campaign scale not seen since the days of Vietnam can take shape.
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