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Printed material created and distributed by the ARA and Wales ARA comprising press releases, leaflets and flyers. Also press cuttings collected by Wales ARA members.

Items produced by associated groups and organisations, collected by WAAM for both general use and for use in campaign literature and materials. Includes mainly journals, pamphlets, news sheets and minor periodicals.

Press cuttings relating to anti-apartheid issues and press releases issued to highlight the work and activities of the AAM, WAAM, ANC and others.

Papers for discussion at the Mirfield conference, December 14-16, 1973.

Material relating to Anti-Apartheid Movement campaigns calling for the release of political prisoners and detainees in South Africa.

Material relating to Anti-Apartheid Movement (AAM) campaigns for the release of political prisoners in South Africa including Walter Sisulu, the Sharpville 6, the Pretoria Twelve, the Moroka Three and James Mange amongst others. File comprises press cuttings, reports, press statements, circulars, copies of a letters written by various prisoners (including Ahmed Kathrada, from his cell in Robben Island Prison), a typescript copy of "Operation Mayibuye," SATIS publications, and letters and briefings from the ANC. Also Amnesty International reports concerning apartheid imprisonment and execution.

Material relating to an anthology, "Poets against Apartheid/Beirdd yn erbyn Apartheid", published by the Wales Anti-Apartheid Movement (WAAM) including letters, typescripts of poetry, news cuttings and a photocopy of the front cover of the publication.

Material relating to the ACTSA campaign 'Towards Peace and Democracy in Angola' comprising campaign guidelines, Angola Emergency Campaign meeting minutes, circulars, press releases, reports and a 1995 issue of the Angola Peace Monitor.

A small number of press releases by groups including the AAM, ANC and Irish Anti-Apartheid Movement.

Leaflets and pamphlets produced by a wide range of groups supporting anti-apartheid initiatives including the United Nations, the Commonwealth Secretariat, Christian Aid, UNESCO, the Mozambique Angola Committee, the International Defence Aid Fund (IDAF), Action Aid, and the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU), amongst others.

Material relating to Wales Anti-Apartheid Movement (WAAM) activities in support of a variety of international, and national, campaigns against apartheid South Africa. Also material relating to events organised at a local level such as sponsored walks, boycotts of local shops and businesses, concerts, protests and rallies.

A briefing and flyer on the Anti-Apartheid Movement "Open Letter to John Major" campaign. The purpose of the campaign was to exert pressure via local MPs on the British government, so that they would take action to encourage the South African regime to enter into negotiations regarding a Constituent Assembly and Interim Government.

Printed and published material collected by WAAM in relation to the oil embargo placed on South Africa and Namibia in 1980. Includes reports by the AAM, the Shipping Research Bureau, the Counter Information Services (CIS) and studies published by the UN Centre Against Apartheid in their 'Notes and Documents' series.

Circulars, information sheets and other campaign material relating to the AAM campaign against the supply of crude oil to South Africa, particularly the Royal Dutch/Shell Oil Company.

Material relating to meetings of the officers of the Wales Anti-Apartheid Movement comprising minutes and related notes and papers.

Volume containing details of members, regional officers, contact details, business cards for associates and media, diary events, office messages and some financial details.

Material relating to the joint Anti-Apartheid Movement (AAM) and Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) campaign for ending nuclear collaboration by Western governments and others with the apartheid regime in South Africa. File contains notes, draft briefings and reports, meeting resolutions, flyers, press releases and other printed matter.