ACTSA is a membership organisation working with the people of southern Africa for justice, democracy and development in the region.
Individuals can join ACTSA and organisations are able to affiliate to us. We are democratically-led by our National Executive Council and implement decisions made by our members and affiliates at our Annual General Meeting.
ACTSA was established in 1994 as the successor organisation to the Anti-Apartheid Movement (AAM), to develop and promote solidarity in the UK and internationally with southern Africa.
ACTSA works to:
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support the development
of southern Africa.
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support the people of
southern Africa achieve a region free of
poverty, based on, peace, justice, democracy, equality and human rights for all.
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advance the education of
the public on southern Africa, in particular
on the destructive legacies of apartheid, the causes of poverty,
underdevelopment, conflict and human rights.
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promote friendship,
co-operation, partnership and solidarity between
people, organisations and communities in Britain
and southern Africa and ensure the UK public are informed about developments in southern Africa.
As part of our work we collaborate with a number of other organisations in areas of development and equality. We are currently members of:
Visit our campaigns section for details of our current campaigns.
There are many different ways to get involved in ACTSA’s work. For more information, including how you can become a member or affiliate to ACTSA, visit the get involved section.
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"And so we warmly welcome the transformation of the Anti-Apartheid Movement to Action for Southern Africa."
Nelson Mandela
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