African Activist Archive

The memorandum says the Long Range Planning meeting identified Southern Africa and Chile as the two key areas of focus for 1978-79 regarding the role of transnational corporations in repressive societies. An enclosure presents 1978 campaigns focused on several issues of economic involvement in Southern Africa: (1) Bank loans, (2) No expansion in South Africa, (3) No strategic sales to the government of South Africa, (4) Withdrawal from South Africa, (5) Cut-back of oil sales to South Africa because of transshipment to Rhodesia. • Southern Africa • 1978 Campaigns • Bank Campaign • Possible Action Steps for 1978-79 • Research, Information, Publicity • Public Policy • Meetings With Management • Stockholder Actions • Withdrawal of Accounts • International Networking • Networking • No Expansion • No Sales to the South African Government • Withdrawal • Oil to Rhodesia • Chile • Rationale • Objectives • Actions • Suggested Actions • New Investments in Chile • Miscellaneous • Technology • Political Contributions

African Activist Archive

To: The ICCR Work Group on Transnational Corporations

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