England, UK. 29.2.1988.London. South Africa House. Eighteen people prominent in British public life stage a symbolic protest against the banning of the UDF ( United Democratic Front ) and 16 other anti-apartheid organisations in February 1988. L-R: Glenys Kinnock, Trevor Huddleston,Joan Lestor,John Edmonds.
England, UK. 29.2.1988.London. South Africa House. Eighteen people prominent in British public life stage a symbolic protest against the banning of the UDF ( United Democratic Front ) and 16 other anti-apartheid organisations in February 1988. L-R: Glenys Kinnock, Trevor Huddleston,Joan Lestor,John Edmonds.
England, UK. 29.2.1988.London. South Africa House. Eighteen people prominent in British public life stage a symbolic protest against the banning of the UDF ( United Democratic Front ) and 16 other anti-apartheid organisations in February 1988. AAM President Trevor Huddleston and TUC General Secretary Norman Willis met British Foreign Secretary Geoffrey Howe to ask him to protest to the South African government. The bannings effectively outlawed all non-violent opposition to apartheid within South Africa. L-R: Glenys Kinnock, Trevor Huddleston,Joan Lestor,John Edmonds
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