Anti-Apartheid, Melbourne
Anti-Apartheid, Melbourne
Alternate Names: Community Aid Abroad (Southern Africa), African National Congress Support Group, Anti-Apartheid Group, Anti-Apartheid Movement, Victoria
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Duration: 1977 - 1985
This group was formed in 1977 by Jeanne Daly to publicize the plight of, and collect money for, political prisoners in South Africa. In 1979 the group formally became a constituent of Community Aid Abroad, under the name Community Aid Abroad (Southern Africa). The core members of CAASA came together in 1983 to form the African National Congress...
This group was formed in 1977 by Jeanne Daly to publicize the plight of, and collect money for, political prisoners in South Africa. In 1979 the group formally became a constituent of Community Aid Abroad, under the name Community Aid Abroad (Southern Africa). The core members of CAASA came together in 1983 to form the African National Congress Support Group. The group proclaimed its support for the ANC in the liberation struggle in South Africa. In 1984, as a result of Eddie Funde's request, the group became Anti-Apartheid Group (AAG) then the Anti-Apartheid, Melbourne (AA-M). It grew rapidly in support and numbers until internal politics and outside pressures caused the group's dissolution in September 1985.
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