موقف الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية من قضية الفصل العنصري في دولة جنوب أفريقيا بين عامي (۱۹۷۷-۱۹۷۹)‎

Abstract EN

The State of South Africa received great attention from the policy of the United States of America during successive administrations, starting with the era of President Carter.

The rule of South Africa was the policy of apartheid, which was met with international opposition from the United Nations and most of the countries of the world, which preferred to boycott that regime for its violation of human rights and its insistence on continuing to adopt that racial discrimination.

Nevertheless, the United States continued its relations with the state of South Africa, and tried to balance between Its positive relations and the sanctions imposed by the US Congress on the latter, it continued to support it directly or indirectly by circumventing some penal laws with the aim of distancing it from the Soviet Union and preventing communism from penetrating its territory and southern Africa.