Sanctioning Apartheid - KORA

Sanctioning Apa~theid
obvious from the findings of the Intergovmental Group that
il a number of states which do support the oil ernbargo wauld
see to it that their offidiy prdaimed embargo plicies were
strictly adhered to, the present oil embargo could be tightened
substantiallyy
Notes
1. The dl for an oil e- is also widely supported by many
inEematiud organizations such as the Non-Aligned Stab, the
Orgmhtion of Ahiean Unity (QAU), the League of Arab Stdtes, the
World Council of Churches (wK), the Lutheran World Fedetation
(LWF), the WorW Group of the International b u r Office @n),
intematiod trade union bodies like the International Confedemtian
of Free Trade Unions (I-) and the World Federation of
Trade Unions (m), the Inkmatiod Transport WorW
Federation {ITF), Westem seafarers* and docked ranions m-ted
by the Maritime Unions Against Apartheid, the Organization of
African Trade Union Unity (QATCN], the European Parliament, the
kssodation of Western Buropea" Parhentarians for Aetiom
Against Apartheid (AWBPAA] and the Sodalist htematiod (a.
2 Financial Mil, 4 Oaob 1985.
3. See the Shipping Research Bum's Nwletttr, Nos. 7 and 8. The
Shipping Fbewch Bureau (SRB) was founded in 1980 by hvo Dutch
non-governmental anfidpartheid organizations, the Holland
CbmmiM on Southem Ahica (HW and the Working G mp
IC;ainos (Christians against Apartheid). The SRB conducts researrh
andpubIishesreportsmthewayshwhichSouthAh.iotri~to
obtain its aude oil imports to counter the edwgo which is
imposed by virtually all oil-pducing 0~ulIries~ Additional
objectives are bo do researrh on legbhtive and other measures
making the oil embargo more effective and to inform gov-b,
intergovernmental and non-govemmwtil prganizatiom about
findkqp in order to strengthen the existing oil embargo. The main