Fight against Apartheid in France

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SOS Manifestation Racism

Publication date 20/08/1985 From €100.00

Fight against Apartheid in France

In Paris, anti-apartheid demonstrators, including Harlem Désir, head of SOS Racisme, occupied for a few hours the offices of the South African airline South African Airways, to protest against the death sentence of young black South African poet Benjamin Moloisi. During their evacuation by the police scallions took place.

PCF Declaration

Publication date 06/04/1979 From €100.00

Fight against Apartheid in France

Statement by PCF MP Maxime GREMETZ on executions in South Africa. It called on France to stop selling arms to South Africa and to follow the UN’s decisions regarding all countries practising apartheid.

Anti-Apartheid Demonstration in Lyon

Publication date 27/08/1985 From €100.00

Fight against Apartheid in France

A demonstration, organized by the CGT and the Communist Party, took place in Lyon against the relations that France has with South Africa. They are calling for an end to economic and financial exchanges between the two countries, as well as everything to do with culture and sport.

French government measures against South Africa

Publication date 24/07/1985 From €100.00

Fight against Apartheid in France

Statement by Prime Minister Laurent FABIUS on the measures taken against the Government of South Africa: "France has decided to recall its ambassador to South Africa", "France refers to the UN Security Council to condemn South Africa’s practices and propose specific measures", "Any new investment in South Africa is suspended".

Laurent Fabius calls for measures against Apartheid in South Africa

Publication date 06/06/1985 From €100.00

Fight against Apartheid in France

On the occasion of the symposium on Human Rights in Paris, Prime Minister Laurent FABIUS said: "We are eager to invest in this part of the world, but if within a reasonable period of time, between 18 months and 2 years, specific measures are not taken by the South African regime to end these practices, France will obviously not be able to continue its investments. I hope that the ANC and Swapo will have facilities in Paris in line with the hopes they represent".

Ernest Pignon-Ernest in front of Nelson Mandela

Publication date 16/04/1996 From €100.00

Fight against Apartheid in France

The visual artist Ernest PIGNON-ERNEST, moved, gives a speech to Nelson MANDELA, President of the Republic of South Africa. It recalls the solidarity actions of the association "Artistes du monde contre l'Apartheid" in the early 1980s. The idea was to set up a museum against Apartheid with works of artists from all over the world.

Antonio Saura and the association "Artistes du monde contre l'Apartheid"

Publication date 16/04/1996 From €100.00

Fight against Apartheid in France

Antonio SAURA looks back on the 1983 nomadic exhibition launched by the association "Artistes du monde contre l'Apartheid", exhibited in many countries and of which he was the president. Committed works by artists from around the world showed the solidarity and commitment of artists to the South African people, then under the Apartheid regime.

Jean-Pierre Richard speaks about Apartheid on the occasion of "Eight hours against Apartheid"

Publication date 22/03/1986 From €100.00

Fight against Apartheid in France

SOS Racisme organizes an anti-Apartheid day in Nantes with conferences and shows to fight Apartheid in South Africa. Jean Pierre RICHARD, national president of the anti apartheid movement is interviewed.

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