Pressure points People in every Western countryare taking action of some kind against the South African Government.
Dedicated individuals work voluntarily in offices, deliver leaflets and hold endless meetings.
And black South Africans are grateful for this support. They believe that the future of the country will be determined by black people themselves but see Western isolation of the Government as a key way of reducing the length of their battle. In general they approve of the methods used by Western anti-apartheid groups, though some people feel Western activists wrongly assume the right to determine which groups in the liberation movement are worth supporting and which are not. Here we profile the main groups involved and assess their action priorities according to the symbols below. Recognised by the UN as the national anti-apartheid organisation.