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… prove her (a), (b), or (c) status was liable to arrest and deportation. Soon after permits were issued to women in the …

… which at some instances resulted in detention, banning, deportation and withdrawal of passports for the …

… Hobhouse visits the Springfontein concentration camp. 6 March, Discriminatory food rations are also discontinued in … Emily Hobhouse visits the Kimberley concentration camp. 6 April, Emily Hobhouse returns to Kimberley 9 April, Emily … Avondale Castle. She is taken aboard the Roslin Castle for deportation under martial law regulations.The officially …

… of their labour contracts. The penalty is imprisonment or deportation. In 1900 it is extended to children (boys, 16 … all people of colour, Africans, Indians and Coloureds) 6) Transvaal Asiatic Registration Act is gazetted. Royal … Any Indians are considered dangerous agitators subject to deportation. 5 July, The Immigration and Indian Relief …

… to immediate arrest and summary trial, often followed by deportation to the person's 'homeland' and prosecution of the …

… of war, war crimes involved murder ill treatment and deportation, crimes against humanity involved persecutions of … such as murder, enslavement, forcible removal or deportation, torture, any form of sexual violence, and the … thirteen foreign aid and humanitarian groups (around 6,500 aid workers) impacting severely on the thousands of …

… to immediate arrest and summary trial, often followed by deportation to the person's 'homeland' and prosecution of the …

… Authorities Act. The Act created a legal basis for the deportation of Africans to their designated homelands. The …

… or return to India. Failure to pay the tax could result in deportation or imprisonment. In 1900 this tax was extended to …

… destitute and homeless by the destruction of property, deportation, or other incidents of the military operations.” … in early 1901, but then, with Kitchener, had ordered her deportation from Cape Town in early November 1901 shortly …

… men. The union's demand for a wage of 8 shilling and 6 penny per day, and increase of 1 shilling per day is … and Commercial Union (ICU) is arrested and issued with a deportation order, naming him a prohibited immigrant and …

… into 'South Africa' of 'political undesirables', or their 'deportation' into their relevant ethnic homelands. … closed down completely under the ISA. This has happened on 6 occasions. Newspapers can also be temporarily suspended … to warn and then suspend publications. During 1988, 6 publications received warnings and 3 newspapers were …

… Swaziland and after vigorous resistance to their impending deportation to South Africa are detained. May, Thabo Mbeki is … blueprint aimed at stimulating South Africa's economy to 6 per cent as well as creating 500 000 desperately needed new … the year award from Pretoria News Press Association. 2002 6 August, Thabo is congratulated by Keneth Ross, the …

… joined by delegates from Swaziland who, fearing arrest and deportation to South Africa if they returned, opted to head …

… Transvaal Asiatic Law Amendment Ordinance, No 29 of 1906. 6 December, Transvaal receives responsible self-government … Gandhi-Smuts Agreement, 8,700 Indians have registered and 6,000 were accepted by the Transvaal Government. 13 May, the … and are re-arrested and deported without trial. After deportation, they again re-enter the Transvaal, whereupon …

… and justify indigenous dispossession and genocide. [6] Colonists viewed the indigenous Australians as inferior … and bones were intended for fertilisers. Approximately 6 million Jews were killed during the Holocaust. [55] Forms … [5] Ibid., [6] Ibid., [7] …

… the face of increased harassment, arrests, dismissals, and deportation of workers by the police and the mine management. …

… Representation of Natives Act and allowed for a further 6.2 million hectares of land to be added to the black … and residence rights. The Riotous Assembly Act warned of deportation of those Indians who agitated against the various …

… espionage and collusion with Germany. This resulted in the deportation of forty thousand Jews in cattle cars. However, … Aid Fund for Southern Africa, 1981). 5. ↵ [ii] Weinberg, 6. ↵ [iii] Colin Tatz, Worlds Apart: The Re-Migration of …

… and residence rights. The Riotous Assembly Act warned of deportation of those Indians who agitated against the various … territory in the world during the 'mineral revolution'? 6.How were the underground conditions for mining? 7.How is …

… The Malawian authorities promptly detain the pair for deportation to South Africa. Following legal representation, … stay away in the wake of government repression. May 6, The Government states in Parliament that 18 000 persons …

… Company establishes a refreshment station at Table Bay. 6 April, Jan van Riebeeck, on board of the Drommedaris, … the ship is wrecked along the coast of Madagascar. 6 April, On the second anniversary of his arrival at the … Confrontation between South Africa and Transkei over the deportation and return to Transkei of squatters from the Cape …

… means of torture, which included "being cooped up in a box 6 feet by 1 1/2 feet by 1 foot for varying periods" (from one … to 9 p.m. with two half hour breaks, while hers were from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. The elder child was 2 1/2 years old, and all … 1500 of its Indian population, partly by death, partly by deportation, because the poor wretches could not pay the …

… Opinion reduced in size for financial reasons.  January 6, Rev. Charles Phillips and J C. Gibson had an interview … should be spared unnecessary degradation. August 6, Transmitting Lord Morley's communication of July 22 to … October 16, Death of Narayansami due to hardships of deportation. After October 16. In letter to SABIC, Gandhi …

… of trading licences by municipal licensing officers. 6 March, The Natal Indian Congress is resuscitated and … when Colonel Theodore Truter, a police commissioner, leads 6 squadrons, a machine gun and an artillery detachment … Any Indians are considered dangerous agitators subject to deportation. 23 June, Dr. A. Abdurahman, leader of the …

… mostly by Black people (Dugard 1978: 85; Horrell 1978: 6). Repealed by section 51 of the Second General Law … Any Indians are considered dangerous agitators subject to deportation. The Immigration and Indian Relief (Further) … of Natives Act of 1936, in that it allows for a further 6.2 million hectares of land to be added to the African …

… to consider the desirability of an agenda for the proposal.6 A conference about a conference. The context for these … but greater hardship, more forced labour, bannings and deportation ”¦ a suspension of the rule of law and other …

… 17 June 1929 chaos erupted with 2 000 whites clashing with 6 000 Africans on 17 June 1929. More than 120 people were … prove her (a), (b), or (c) status was liable to arrest and deportation. Soon after permits were issued to women in the … to gaol. Her children will be left motherless. TO PAY 3/6 FOR THIS ''REFERENCE BOOK'' IS TO BUY SLAVERY  Why should …

… Republic of South Africa Date of Report: Interim Report: 6 May 1980 Final Report: 4 February 1981 Chair: SCHLEBUSCH, … at Soekmekaar, Northern Transvaal, is attacked. 1980 6 January, South Africa:Signs loan agreement with Malawi. … out, under immigration legislation allowing summary deportation. They are to be charged under the Admission of …

… Elias Act No. 44 o f 1950 Section 9 (1) 30 June 1981 30/6/1986 Johannesburg Aderem, Alan Arnold Act No. 44 of 1950 … banned person, Mr. Alpheus Mthetwa. He was sentenced to 6 months imprisonment suspended for 5 years. Anthony, Frank … reported to have co-operated in the implementation of the deportation. Mfusi Johnson Act No. 44 of 1950Sec. 9 (1) 28 …