po018. ‘I work a 48 hour week for £2.10p.’

One of the AAM’s priorities was to win support from the British trade union movement. At its Congress in Blackpool in September 1971, the TUC adopted a resolution that reflected a shift towards a comprehensive anti-apartheid policy. It provided the basis for campaigning among trade unionists on arms sales, investment and emigration to South Africa. This poster reproduces the resolution.
Category: | Posters |
Author: | Anti-Apartheid Movement |
Copyright: | AAM Archives Committee |
Holding Institution: | AAM Archive, Bodleian Library |
Catalogue: | MSS AAM 2512/1 |
Design: | Malcolm Gluck and colleagues |
Date/Year: | 1971 |