Chicago Committee for Fair Elections in South Africa
Chicago Committee for Fair Elections in South Africa
Location: Chicago, Illinois, United States
Duration: Fall 1993 - Unknown, presumably mid to late 1994
The Chicago Committee for Fair Elections in South Africa (CCFESA) was formed by anti-apartheid organizations and individual supporters concerned with the process of the first democratic election in South Africa. The Committee recruited volunteers from Chicago to serve as election observers in South Africa. Organizations included in the CCFESA included...
The Chicago Committee for Fair Elections in South Africa (CCFESA) was formed by anti-apartheid organizations and individual supporters concerned with the process of the first democratic election in South Africa. The Committee recruited volunteers from Chicago to serve as election observers in South Africa. Organizations included in the CCFESA included the Illinois Labor Network Against Apartheid, Black Faculty and Staff in Higher Education, Democracy for South Africa, the Coalition of Black Trade Unionists (CBTU), the Community Renewal Society, Operation PUSH, the Chicago Committee in Solidarity with Southern Africa (CCISSA), the Chicago-Alexandra Sister Community Project, the Chicago Conference of Black Lawyers, and The National Lawyers' Guild-Chicago Chapter. (Source: CCFESA documents on this website.)
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