St Paul's Apartheid Free Zone Campaign
Bristol, United Kingdom
Undated, mid-1980s
Anti-apartheid supporters in the multi-racial district of St Paul's, Bristol campaigned to turn the area into an apartheid-free zone in the mid-1980s. Most of the areas independent shops and businesses signed a declaration pledging to boycott South African goods. The local branch of Tesco stopped stocking South African products. This image was provided by the AAM Archives Committee. [Note: St. Paul's is also spelled St. Pauls.]
APARTHEID-WHO PAYS? BOYCOTT South Africa GOODS Solidarity with South Africa People
English
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Archive of the Anti-Apartheid Movement, Bodleian Library, University of Oxford
![Anti-apartheid supporters in the multi-racial district of St Paul's, Bristol campaigned to turn the area into an apartheid-free zone in the mid-1980s. Most of the areas independent shops and businesses signed a declaration pledging to boycott South African goods. The local branch of Tesco stopped stocking South African products. This image was provided by the AAM Archives Committee. [Note: St. Paul's is also spelled St. Pauls.]](/recordFiles/210-849-32486/Po082.jpg)