Sentence examples for apartheid relations from inspiring English sources

More importantly, Israel fears a democratic Iranian state far more than the present regime, because any regime that observed universal principles of human rights would have no option but to demand that Israel should end, in the words of Jimmy Carter, its apartheid relations with the Palestinians, specifically by implementing UN resolutions 228 and 336.

T. O. Molefe, a South African essayist who is writing a book on post-apartheid race relations.

Using the word "apartheid" in relation to Israel's policies and actions is also doing a great disservice to the black South Africans who suffered so terribly under actual apartheid.

This version was conceived in 1999 when the eminent English director Peter Brook was presenting his play "The Man Who" in Johannesburg at the Market Theater, which is renowned for its daring theatrical depictions of race relations during apartheid.

It was worthwhile making Cry Freedom in relation to apartheid, and Gandhi because huge swathes of people didn't know anything about him.

Thus the economic power relations of the apartheid era have remained intact".

President Jacob Zuma deplored the fact that "the economic power relations of the apartheid era have in the main remained intact".

(Since the end of apartheid, South Africa has had strong relations with both Fatah and Hamas, though the Palestinian Authority has voiced its disapproval at the Hamas links).

He cited president Jacob Zuma, who told an ANC policy conference last month: "The economic power relations of the apartheid era have in the main remained intact.

Speaking at the African National Congress policy conference last month, South Africa's president, Jacob Zuma, decried the fact that "the economic power relations of the apartheid era have in the main remained intact.

Elsewhere, according to Ted Smyth, the Chief Administrative officer of Heinz World Headquarters, "He was a courageous giant of diplomacy, who did so much to end the scourge of apartheid and to promote good relations between the United States and Africa".