Special session on `apartheid' called for in 1989
Tags: APARTHEID -- South Africa; ECONOMIC sanctions
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- Doing business in South Africa. // Christian Century;9/22/93, Vol. 110 Issue 26, p890
Reports on the recommendation of Anglican bishops for the lifting of sanctions against South Africa. Breakthroughs in the fight against apartheid; Retention of sanctions on the trade of armaments; Guidelines for business from the South African Council of Churches.
- It's time to risk against lingering apartheid. // National Catholic Reporter;10/8/93, Vol. 29 Issue 43, p20
Editorial. Discusses the need for the lifting of economic sanctions against South Africa in spite of persistent potholes of apartheid. Nelson Mandela's call to the United Nations; Moves from President Bill Clinton; Apprehensions.
- FOREIGN RELATIONS. // Background Notes on Countries of the World: Zimbabwe;Sep2009, p4
The article presents information on the foreign relations of Zimbabwe. The country enunciated and follows a policy of active nonalignment since its independence. The country is against the policies of apartheid in South Africa and frequently called for the imposition of economic sanctions...
- Same Old South Africa. // Progressive;Sep91, Vol. 55 Issue 9, p8
This article addresses the decision of the U.S. government to lift the web of economic sanctions it imposed upon South Africa, as of September 1991, and comments on whether lifting those sanctions will induce the regime to improve its behavior. The Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act of 1986...
- PRY FREEDOM. Kondracke, Morton M. // New Republic;7/11/88, Vol. 199 Issue 2, p16
Focuses on the stance of U.S. presidential candidate George Bush and Massachusetts governor Michael Dukakis on the issue of apartheid in South Africa. Consideration of the U.S. disinvestment and economic embargo as a way of forcing the white government to end apartheid; Requirement to negotiate...
- Notes and Comment. // New Yorker;7/8/91, Vol. 67 Issue 20, p25
Discusses the global debate on lifting economic sanctions against South Africa. Decision of the South African government to repeal its Population Registration Act; Relations with its African neighbors; Its economic troubles; Outlook for United States relations with South Africa following the...
- A woman speaks out. // Essence (Essence);Jan1985, Vol. 15 Issue 8, p64
Motlalepula Chabaku, a native South African, writes about what it means to grow up Black in South Africa. At age 51, she has never known life without laws requiring Blacks to use `passbooks' that restrict their movements. Now, she says, the struggle against apartheid is a national, mass...
- South African apartheid: A socio-spatial problem. Davis Jr, DeWitt // Focus;Fall92, Vol. 42 Issue 3, p12
Discusses how South Africa's socio-spatial apartheid has prevented a more equal sharing of land and has impeded economic, physical, political and social development for the entire country. Repeal of population Registration Act of 1950; The abolishing of apartheid; How to resolve the group areas...
- Apartheid and Christianity. Rich, Gregory P. // Journal of Religious Thought;Summer91/Fall91, Vol. 48 Issue 1, p38
Focuses on apartheid and Christianity in South Africa. Foundation of the apartheid system; Determination of family life; Social and political issues; Biblical passages often cited as supporting apartheid; Language miracle of the Pentecost.
