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… in international affairs remained important throughout apartheid. The South African government needed to rely on the … in remembrance of the Sharpeville Incident. A 1971 General Assembly resolution condemned the establishment … movements were by this time trying to get people to boycott South Africa with regards to sport. Vorster had the …

… (1950s) After the Second World War and the rise of apartheid, football's mass popularity brought it into close … only after the end of apartheid.) Politically, the sport boycott movement that played an important role in the fall of … Leading soccer officials Kaizer Motaung (founder in 1971 of Kaizer Chiefs, the country's most popular team), …

… special reference to the campaigns in Britain by the Anti-Apartheid Movement Paper prepared for the United Nations Unit on Apartheid in 1971 1 The system of white supremacy in South Africa is … committee not inviting South Africa rather than face a boycott from a large number of national Olympic committees. …

… part of the revival of the Natal Indian Congress (NIC) in 1971 and became one of its Vice Presidents.  Paul was detained in 1980 after the national schools boycott and was one of the founding members of the Durban …  This particular episode brought international exposure to apartheid. All were subsequently charged with high treason …

… The reaction of the outside world to the development of apartheid was widespread, and by the 1980s posed a sustained … many other dictatorial regimes. A poster produced in 1971 by the British Anti Apartheid Movement protesting … Hall in London, calling for the British public to boycott South African products, especially fruit, which was …

… about race, class, collaboration with and resistance to apartheid. Calls were made by the Indian Congress to reject … to prevent the flooding of property”. On 23 February 1971, a special meeting of the City Council was convened to … designs of the apartheid planners. By April the boycott had spread to the Cape Flats, and to the Transvaal, …

… was a very important leader in the struggle against apartheid. He was one of the leaders of the ANC. Like many … lasted 16 months. Gandhi became Prime Minister in 1966. In 1971 she won the elections again but was accused of cheating. … Then other leaders used her story to begin a huge bus boycott. One of these were Martin Luther King Jr. He and the …

… of the year. 1929 June, African workers in Durban mount a boycott of beer halls in protest to municipal monopoly of … people into a powerful united front against Nationalist Apartheid policies continues. The fight against the Group … Naidoo was banned from April 18 last year until March 31, 1971. A condition of the order is that she reports to the …

… that the new Government in South Africa was committed to "apartheid" and the domination of all non-White peoples by the … the Government of South Africa". [(Resolution 2636 (XXV)] 1971 29 November, The General Assembly adopted resolution 2775 D (XXVI) calling for a boycott of sports teams selected in violation of the Olympic …

… which is taking an increasingly radical position against apartheid. Prices begin to rise sharply, making it even more … The United Nations Special Committee on Apartheid urges a boycott of all South African racist sporting organisations … between nations of Southern Africa is endorsed. 1971 The Natal Indian Congress is revived. The Voice of Women …

… no way be described as a reaction against the Government's apartheid policy and has nothing to do with passes. Such … shuts down the following year. The Port Elizabeth Bus Boycott commences. 6 January - 12 January, The United Nations … office of white representatives for Coloured affairs until 1971 and provides that such representation will then end. 1 …