Apartheid
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
Admiralty press cuttings, The majority of folios date from 1961-62
Subjects include: PC's decision as First Lord of the Admiralty not to take black servicemen to South African ports; the labour force at the Devonport dockyard; nuclear defence; the Portland spy ring; the Vassall spy case.
Also includes a letter of sympathy to Iona, Lady Carrington, hoping that PC would not resign [? over the Portland and Vassall cases], and a later general interview with PC from 1974.
Blackspot removals in Natal: papers collected by John Aitchison
Papers, news cuttings, copies of articles, correspondence, and photographs and negatives, collected by John Aitchison documenting the impact of the Blackspot Removal Campaign in Natal.
Diary and notebook of tour to Africa, 1962-03 - 1962-11
Including: Stevens' observations on colonial policy and administration during his tour of Luanda, Leopoldville, Johannesburg, Cape Town, Salisbury, Khartoum, Cairo and Tripoli; press cuttings regarding peace settlement in Congo and Angola; Stevens' view of apartheid; and a Foreign Office letter regarding the negative reaction to Stevens' potential appointment as Ambassador to South Africa.
Lesotho, 1968 - 1970
UNITAR colloquium on The Prohibition of Apartheid, Racism and Racial Discrimination and the Achievement of Self-Determination in International Law, held in Geneva, Switzerland, 1980-10
Comprising a typescript of Nicol's opening statement.