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FREE THE CHILDREN OF SOUTHERN AFRICA END APARTHEID

FREE THE CHILDREN OF SOUTHERN AFRICA END APARTHEID

A white T-shirt with a rectangular image of a blue, red, and orange print of a young boy in shorts playing with a galimoto (a toy vehicle made of reused wire). Behind the child is a road with cars and two tall buildings – one a bank and the other a police station. This T-shirt was produced by AA Enterprises for the campaign to highlight the detention of children in South Africa organized by Southern Africa the Imprisoned Society (SATIS). The campaign was launched at a ground-breaking conference in Harare in 1987 at which children from South Africa testified about their torture in detention. This work was carried forward at a meeting held on April 23, 1988, at City University, London by the Harare Working Group. Size: 80x52 cm.  
A white T-shirt with a rectangular image of a blue, red, and orange print of a young boy in shorts playing with a galimoto (a toy vehicle made of reused wire). Behind the child is a road with cars and two tall buildings – one a bank and the other a police station. This T-shirt was produced by AA Enterprises for the campaign to highlight the detention of children in South Africa organized by Southern Africa the Imprisoned Society (SATIS). The campaign was launched at a ground-breaking conference in Harare in 1987 at which children from South Africa testified about their torture in detention. This work was carried forward at a meeting held on April 23, 1988, at City University, London by the Harare Working Group. Size: 80x52 cm.   A white T-shirt with a rectangular image of a blue, red, and orange print of a young boy in shorts playing with a galimoto (a toy vehicle made of reused wire). Behind the child is a road with cars and two tall buildings – one a bank and the other a police station. This T-shirt was produced by AA Enterprises for the campaign to highlight the detention of children in South Africa organized by Southern Africa the Imprisoned Society (SATIS). The campaign was launched at a ground-breaking conference in Harare in 1987 at which children from South Africa testified about their torture in detention. This work was carried forward at a meeting held on April 23, 1988, at City University, London by the Harare Working Group. Size: 80x52 cm.  
Creator

AA Enterprises

Place Created

London, United Kingdom

Date

Undated, 1988?

Type of Item

T-shirt

Description

A white T-shirt with a rectangular image of a blue, red, and orange print of a young boy in shorts playing with a galimoto (a toy vehicle made of reused wire). Behind the child is a road with cars and two tall buildings – one a bank and the other a police station. This T-shirt was produced by AA Enterprises for the campaign to highlight the detention of children in South Africa organized by Southern Africa the Imprisoned Society (SATIS). The campaign was launched at a ground-breaking conference in Harare in 1987 at which children from South Africa testified about their torture in detention. This work was carried forward at a meeting held on April 23, 1988, at City University, London by...
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Text in Image

BANK POLICE

Organization

AA Enterprises

Coverage Africa

South Africa
Southern Africa

Language

English

Digital Format

image/jpeg

This item was digitized by the International Institute of Social History in the Netherlands, which made it available to the African Activist Archive.

Rights Management

Used by permission of the founders of AA Enterprises.

Collection

International Institute of Social History

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