African Activist Archive

Contents: Why Act on Southern Africa Issues? • Section 1. Action Campaigns: What Has Been, and Could Be, Done • Economic Leverage: Some Considerations • Bank Loans to South Africa: The Buck Starts Here • Stopping South African and Rhodesian Imports • Stockholder Action and Public Hearings • Boycotting Consumer Goods • Gold and Diamonds -- The Krugerrand • Action on Technical Cooperation -- Giving South Africa the Bomb? • Minority Regime Presence in the United States • Action on Military and Intelligence Cooperation • Mercenaries • Sports • Entertainers • Tourism • Legislative Action • Operation Namibia -- Focus for Namibia Support • Encouragement to Others • Political Movements • Political Prisoners • Labor Groups • Women's Organizations • Section 2. Some Techniques in Organizing a Campaign • 1. Get in touch with others • 2. Investigate • 3. Set Goals / Develop Strategy • Further reading • Section 3. Organizations • A. National Activist Organizations • B/ Information and News • C. Specialized Groups • D. National - Mainly Academic • E. Local Groups • F. Canada • G. Organizations in Britain and Elsewhere • H. African Liberation Movement Representatives in the U.S. • I. Representatives of Newly Independent African Countries + OAU • Section 4. Resources • Basic Information • Southern Africa's Links with the West • Periodicals • Films • Appendixes • A. Local Action of Corporate Complicity with Southern Africa (SALC) • B. Speakers • C. An Example of Action Around a Sport Event: The Fed Cup • D. AFSC Policy Guidelines on Southern Africa • E. Solidarity Dates

African Activist Archive

Action Guide on Southern Africa

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