supported by a wide spectrum of opinion in all countries, including nost importantly the independent black trade unions in South Africa. The internationalfree trade union movement strongly urges all Governments, and especially those of South Africa's main economic partners, to adopt these proposals and thus clearly inform the apl'arcbg!4 169ime of the consecruences of continuing its racist policies. ICFTU reiterates its call for the immediate release of inprisoned black trade union and political leaders, the cessation of repressive measures against the black community and the lifting of bans on political organizations and political activityin order to develop a society based on universal suffrage, full respect for the Universal Declaration on Human Riqhts and an undivided Souttr Africa.