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… upheld the principle of academic autonomy and opposed legislation prohibiting the admission of “Non-White” students …

… 1946. After serving on the technical committee on banking legislation in the early 1940’s Arndt was appointed as the … and from 1934-1935 he was a member of the Industrial Legislation Commission. From 1962 to 1965 Arndt was a member …

… the case Rex vs. Saks became a cornerstone of optometric legislation in many parts of the western world. Saks is …

… only on condition that racial discrimination and all legislation promoting it be abolished. And while German East … widespread agreement in the SANNC that “the ICU in the mid-1920s was an organisation that had surpassed the ANC in … of the underclasses, albeit for only a short period in the 1920s. This was particularly evident in the Transvaal, while …

… time in India. He became politically active in the mid-1920s and emerged as the leading figure in 1935 when orthodox … had mastered the intricate legal and technical details of legislation, and was, consequently, usually well prepared. …

… organise themselves to protest and deal with the proposed legislation. This conference decided to send a delegation of … Smuts and attempt to dissuade him from introducing the legislation. When it became apparent that the meetings and … but his involvement in this area can be traced back to the 1920s when he was involved with the Aryan Young Men's …

… their common grievances and ideals. By the end of the 1920s Mahabane was anxious about the growing black following … from the common voters' roll. In order to oppose Hertzog's legislation, the  All-African Convention  (AAC) was formed in …

… organise themselves to protest and deal with the proposed legislation. This conference decided to send a delegation of … Smuts and attempt to dissuade him from introducing the legislation. When it became apparent that the meetings and … but his involvement in this area can be traced back to the 1920s when he was involved with the Aryan Young Men's …

… in South Africa , which condemns the inhumanity of the legislation, and a SANNC delegation to London that returned … ANC. By 1920, Seme’s star was on the wane. Early in the 1920s Seme had an opportunity to revive his career. He served …

… the government to give the KWV sufficient powers through legislation to control the industry effectively. The … wine export trade in the twentieth century. From the 1920s surplus supplies were turned into products such as …

… in Ladybrand, Ramakaba migrated to Cape Town, in the early 1920s, where he found employment as a labourer at a … who had been banished under the state’s draconian security legislation, together with Helen Joseph , former secretary of …

… to veto the denial of Coloured franchise rights. In the 1920s and 1930s he led a rearguard action against state … a united black political front. In the latter half of the 1920s Abdurahman also became involved in the politics of the … that the Indian government intervene in the anti-Asiatic legislation about to be tabled by the Union government. This …

… to veto the denial of Coloured franchise rights. In the 1920s and 1930s he led a rearguard action against state … a united black political front. In the latter half of the 1920s Abdurahman also became involved in the politics of the … that the Indian government intervene in the anti-Asiatic legislation about to be tabled by the Union government. This …

… protested and petitioned the government against proposed legislation. Nevertheless, ideologically, Dube had accepted … was one of the delegates in London to protest against this legislation, but this delegation caused some controversy … onwards Dube concentrated his activities in Natal. In the 1920s, like some of his generation (and the strata of …

… stall the success of the Indian businesses. This piece of legislation declared that Indians could only conduct trade in … Dadoo Ltd., existed prior to the enactment of the legislation and that it was unlawful to racially classify a … the Minister of Interior, HG Lawrence, introduced new legislation to further segregate the European population from …

… Africa.He was the fouth president of the ANC in the late 1920s. On completion of his schooling, Gumede went on to … British intervention in South Africa. Throughout the 1920s members of the Natal Natives' Congress found themselves … questioned the Pact government about its racial and class legislation, and its limiting of education and employment …

… of the WEAU with bored but stubborn indifference. By the 1920s, with Afrikaner women workers beginning to enter the … of votes to white women as a political tool. By passing legislation to give the vote to white women in 1930 he …

… In the 1920s, with the First World War (1914-1918) over, the pattern … were poor) and seek jobs in the nearby towns. In the 1920s there were not yet any restrictions on the mobility or … within a year the town women's demands and the offending legislation was repealed. According to Wells, ‘Pretoria …

… it was J. B.M Hertzog who was the driving force behind the legislation of the 1913 Land Act. When the National Party …

… Pim chaired the Johannesburg Native Welfare Society in the 1920s and was a leading figure in multiracial associations … had expressed opposition to the proposed Bills since the 1920s, but the Government continued to work for their … the Government passed the Native Trust and Land Act . This legislation increased the size of the African reserves from …

… Act of 1913 is passed. The Act is yet another piece of legislation that enrages Makgatho, and he later condemns its … Labour Party form PACT government . With SANP influence, legislation affecting Africans is tightened. This is … ANC support for a united response to the government’s new legislation. During his address Makgatho condemns the Urban …

… of autonomy in matters relating to land tenure. In the 1920s it was reported in Pondoland that headmen and chiefs … in exploiting a window of opportunity allowed by existing legislation and acquire large tracts of land. Part of the … is located in land he acquired at different times in the 1920s and 1930s. Land shortage in the “Scheduled Native …

… when India was no longer under British control. From the 1920s the organization functioned under the umbrella … 1903 by Mahatma Gandhi to protest against the anti-Indian legislation in the area. The organization depended on … when India was no longer under British control and in the 1920s it functioned under the umbrella organization, the SAIC …

… Introduction The concept of segregation Discriminatory legislation up to 1924 Political Legislation Economic Legislation Legislation regarding … Hertzog. Image source The Bills proposed by Hertzog in the 1920s finally got the two-thirds majority vote required to be …

… segregation of Indians . It also recommends that existing legislation on Indians in the Transvaal be retained, but that … in a specified area along the coast. 5 March, Anti-Indian Legislation: The Durban Land Alienation Ordinance , no 14 of … or occupation of property in white areas. Anti-Indian Legislation: The Township Franchise Ordinance. The Township …

… It was declared a National Monument under old NMC legislation on 8 April 1984. …

… figures within American society, and from the 1880s to the 1920s developed a political system that relied on the close … and equal society that everyone could obtain. During the 1920s, this was articulated as a function of democratic … reduce inequality. Roosevelt adopted 15 pieces of New Deal legislation in the first 100 days of office. [23] . Analysis …

… in 1952 it became the ‘Day of the Covenant’. Since the 1920s, the day was also used by the ANC, SACP and other … Hertzog . Thus, the 16th of December, particularly in the 1920s and the 1930s became a day that highlighted divisions … the country's black people by passing various pieces of legislation. It was the implementation of these repressive …

… It was declared a National Monument under old NMC legislation on 29 August 1980. …

… with Smuts and Fischer. June, “June, Anti-Indian Legislation: Immigrants Regulation Act (No 22 of 1913)” … suspend the Passive Resistance Campaign  provided that new legislation would fulfil the goals of the movement. 20 … dies of a fever contracted in prison. 26 June, Anti-Indian Legislation: Indian Relief Act passed after a protracted …