ECSA Bulletin

Contents: TO SOUTH AFRICA/NAMIBIA ACTIVISTS • The newsletter includes the text of United Nations Security Council resolution 560 passed on March 12, 1985. It also reprints newspaper articles including: "Multinationals to press for reforms in South Africa" by Michael Holman, "The fight against US disinvestment begins in earnest," "S. Africa Unrest Spreads to Country" by Allister Sparks, "Apartheid Reaction, Furor on South Africa Makes Firms Question Value of Staying There" by Ellen Hume, and "ANC Radio Program Supports Economic Sanctions." The newsletter includes ESTABLISHING THE CASE FOR SANCTIONS, an excerpt from a document by SACTU Solidarity Committee, Canada. The newsletter mentions treason, Albertina Sisulu, Archie Gumede, George Sewpersadh, M. J. Naidoo, Rev. Frank Chikane, Professor Ismail Mohamed, Mewa Ramgobin, Cassim Saloojee, Paul David, Essop Jassat, Curtis Nkondo, Aubrey Mokoena, Thozamile Gqweta, Sisa Njikelana, Sam Kikine, Isaac Ngcobo, the United Democratic Front (UDF), killings, African demonstrators, forced removals, bantustans, Crossroads, political prisoners, detainees, Nelson Mandela, Leeds Castle, Rev. Leon Sullivan, Edward Heath, Shell, Barclays Bank, PB (British Petroleum), the EEC code of conduct, Peter Baxandall, Timothy Bevan, Tony Bloom, the Premier Group, Harry Faulkner, Alfa-Laval, Sir Alistair Frame, Rio Tinto, Basil Hersov, Anglo Vall, R.T. Hofmeyer, Barlow Rand, Robert Mercer, Goodyear international, William Norris, Control Data Corporation, John Reed, Citibank, Roger Smith, General Motors (GM), Justice Jan Steyn, the Urban Foundation, David Tappan, Fluor Corporation, Sir Peter Walters, Mobil Oil, Howard Yergin, Caltex, Leonard Johansson, SKF, Bengt Kvarnbaack, Fagersta-Seco, Aeke Magnusson, the Department of Foreign Affairs, Mark Berger, the American Association for Trade and investment, Stephen Bisenius, the Krugerrand, South African Airways, the American Chamber of Commerce, trade, foreign companies in South Africa, Cradock, Crossroads, Soweto, Matthew Goniwe, Transkei, Sam de Beer, Gladwell Makaula, black schools, students, Parliament, John Malcomess, Pieter W. Botha, Madoda Jacobs, Fort Calata, Cradora, President Reagan, Gatsha Buthelezi, Vernon Jordan, Ford Motor Co., Dow Chemical Co., Charles Infante, Ed Grigsby, Phillips Chemical Co., Phillips Petroleum Corp., John Bierwirth, National Distillers and Chemical Corp., labor unrest, Rep. John Conyers, Rep. William Gray, the Moral Majority, Rev. Jerry Falwell, Terry Dolan, the National Conservative Political Action Committee, "constructive engagement," IBM Corp., the Investor Responsibility Research Center, pension funds, the New Jersey Education Association, the Sullivan Principles, Elizabeth Clark, Upjohn Co., Bernardus Fourie, Alexander and Alexander Services Inc., Peter F. Feld, and the ANC (African National Congress), and Senators Edward Kennedy, Richard Lugar, Nancy Kassebaum, and Lowell Weicker.