The poster says the demands of the Free South Africa Movement are: end the state of emergency; end apartheid: free South Africa and Namibia; end constructive engagement and institute total sanctions: end all U.S. economic, cultural, military, and diplomatic support for the South African government; divest from South Africa now; free Nelson and Winnie Mandela and all political prisoners; one person, one vote majority rule in a unitary state; stop government sponsored murders of children, women, workers, and students; support trade union demands to bargain and strike: equal pay for equal work; shut down the South African Consulate in Chicago; support United Nations anti-apartheid resolutions;...
The poster says the demands of the Free South Africa Movement are: end the state of emergency; end apartheid: free South Africa and Namibia; end constructive engagement and institute total sanctions: end all U.S. economic, cultural, military, and diplomatic support for the South African government; divest from South Africa now; free Nelson and Winnie Mandela and all political prisoners; one person, one vote majority rule in a unitary state; stop government sponsored murders of children, women, workers, and students; support trade union demands to bargain and strike: equal pay for equal work; shut down the South African Consulate in Chicago; support United Nations anti-apartheid resolutions; and boycott all South African products. The poster says for information contact Prof. Robt Starks. Size: 11 x 16.5 inches.
