What were the international sanctions imposed on South Africa during the Anti-Apartheid Movement?

What were the international sanctions imposed on South Africa during the Anti-Apartheid Movement?

During the Anti-Apartheid Movement, several international sanctions were imposed on South Africa. These included economic, cultural, and sporting sanctions. Economically, countries and organizations implemented trade embargoes, divestment campaigns, and restrictions on financial transactions with South Africa. Culturally, there were boycotts of South African goods, bans on cultural exchanges, and restrictions on academic collaborations. Sporting sanctions involved the exclusion of South African teams and athletes from international competitions, such as the Olympics and various sporting events. These international sanctions aimed to isolate South Africa and put pressure on the apartheid government to dismantle the discriminatory system.