24 people have been banned by the apartheid regime for trade union activities.

Photograph of people marching in protest while raising placards with text condemning the actions of the Vorster regime. In the foreground, a black woman is holding a placard with text: "Release the 'detainees', power to the people." Names of the victims of the banning and detention orders are listed...

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Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
Language:English
Published: Brussels, Belgium : ICFTU, [1976?]
Series:Africana posters collection.
Subjects:
Protest movements > Posters.
Labor unions > South Africa > Posters.
Employee rights > South Africa > Posters.
Anti-apartheid movements > South Africa > Posters.
Posters, African.
Anti-apartheid movements.
South Africa/Anti-Apartheid.
Workers' rights.
Genre:
Posters.
Posters, African.
Local Note:
MSU - Part of the Africana Posters Collection of the Michigan State University Libraries Special Collections Library.
Physical Description:1 poster : black and white ; 60 x 40 cm
Variant Title:
Twenty-four people have been banned by the apartheid regime for trade union activities.
Format: Poster

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