International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
Brussels, Belgium
1980s?
Translation from Dutch to English: “SUPPORT ECONOMIC SANCTIONS AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA. Black workers would rather suffer from sanctions than from apartheid.” The poster features a drawing in brown of the face of an African man, tilting upward with both eyes closed. Two bandages forming an “X” are above one eye, and a wide piece of tape over the man’s mouth is ripping open. Poster produced by the Internationaal Verbond Van Vrije Vakverenigingen (International Confederation of Free Trade Unions [ICFTU]), which was based in Belgium.
ZWARTE WERKNEMERS LIJDEN LIEVER ONDER SANCTIES DAN ONDER APARTHEID
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
Dutch
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This item was digitized by the International Institute of Social History in the Netherlands, which made it available to the African Activist Archive.
![Translation from Dutch to English: “SUPPORT ECONOMIC SANCTIONS AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA. Black workers would rather suffer from sanctions than from apartheid.” The poster features a drawing in brown of the face of an African man, tilting upward with both eyes closed. Two bandages forming an “X” are above one eye, and a wide piece of tape over the man’s mouth is ripping open. Poster produced by the Internationaal Verbond Van Vrije Vakverenigingen (International Confederation of Free Trade Unions [ICFTU]), which was based in Belgium.](/recordFiles/210-849-32253/D40-432sm.jpg)