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Appeal For Funds For New Age, January 1956
As the Union Parliament prepares to assemble for its new session, the people of South Africa face the grim prospect of more fascist attacks from the Strijdom…
Letter To The Minister Of The Interior, April 1955
Greetings To The Asian-African Conference In Bandung, 1955
Message From Moses M. Kotane, Walter Sisulu, J. B. Marks And Dr. Y. M. Dadoo Read At The Unveiling Of A Memorial To Johannes Nkosi In Durban, July 18, 1953
Letter to The Star, in reply to Archbishop Denis Hurley, November 1952
Statement From The Dock Before Being Sentenced In Johannesburg Magistrateâs Court For Defying Banning Orders, July 1952
Statement At Interview Concerning Banning Order Served On Him Under The Suppression Of Communism Act, May 1952
Statement Condemning The First Banning Orders Under The Suppression Of Communism Act, May 1952
Letter To Prime Minister Malan, February 20, 1952
Presidential Address To The Twentieth Session Of The South African Indian Congress Conference, Johannesburg, January 25, 1952
Oust The Nationalists From Power: New Year Message, January 1952
”Fight For Peace, Democracy And An End To Exploitation”: New Year Message, January 1, 1951
Statement Welcoming The Resolution Of The United Nations General Assembly On The Treatment Of Indians In South Africa, November 1950
Telegram To Mrs. Vijayalakshmi Pandit, Leader Of The Indian Delegation To The United Nations General Assembly, November 21, 1950
”Malan Cannot Succeed Where Hitler Failed”: Interview To , Cape Town, June 1950
"Never before in the history of South Africa have the national leaders acted so swiftly and with complete oneness of purpose in their determination to beat…
”March Forward, United, Through Struggle To Freedom”: Statement On Return To South Africa, October 1949
”India, South Africa And U.N.O.”: Article In , Delhi, September 25, 1949
Statement At Press Conference In London, January 25, 1949
South Africa - On The Road To Fascism: Pamphlet Published Jointly With Cassim Jadwat In London, November 1948
Statement At Press Conference Held At India League, London, October 26, 1948
”India’s Step Most Timely”: Joint Statement By Dr. Dadoo And Dr. Naicker On The Decision Of The Government Of India To Raise The South African Indian Question Again Before The United Nations General Assembly, July 1948
”Apartheid Over Our Dead Bodies:” Speech, July 1948
Speech at mass welcome meeting in Johannesburg organised in his honour by the Transvaal Passive Resistance Council on his release from prison] I am deeply…
Message To The Indian Community, March 3, 1948
Statement To Court By Dr. Dadoo And Dr. G. M. Naicker, March 3, 1948
Farewell Speech On Eve Of Imprisonment, February 29, 1948
(Dr. Dadoo, Dr. G. M. Naicker, Manilal Gandhi and Sundra Pillai were each sentenced to six months' imprisonment each for their leadership of the Passive…
Statement In Court By Dr. Dadoo And Dr. G. M. Naicker, When Charged With Aiding And Abetting Under The Immigrants Regulation Act Of 1913, February 26, 1948
Your Worship, We are charged with the offence of contravening Section 20 (r)of the Act No. 22 of 1913 in that we did wrongfully and unlawfully aid or abet…