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… for Whites who were to represent Africans.In 1948 his campaign became a success and he remained a Senate until …

… people, was swept up by the 1946 Indian Passive Resistance Campaign , which was the most dramatic show of militant … the Student Passive Resistance Committee to support the campaign and this propelled her into the public eye. She was … the Congress Alliance in 1950 and with the mounting of the Defiance Campaign in 1952. She was amongst those banned under …

… arrested for participating in the 1946 Passive Resistance Campaign , and on his 20th birthday was sent to Ixopo Prison …

… Transvaal African Teachers' Association. Arrested in the  Defiance Campaign , he served a short sentence in late 1952. Within …

… 1960s. In 1952 he returned to South Africa during the  Defiance Campaign  and warned against Communists in a speech at the …

… and her husband, who was to lead SWAPO's election campaign in northern Namibia. She has also published T he …

… in England she became a great asset to the anti-apartheid campaign and Canon John Collins's Defence and Aid work. …

… go abroad as a PAC representative before the PAC antipass campaign, he was member of the national executive committee …

… it was decided that the second phase of the resistance campaign would commence during 1952. An ultimatum was … in all sections of the country. The date upon which the 'defiance campaign' would begin was set for 6 April 1952 so … allowed to be away from his home from 14:00 on Saturday to 07:00 on Monday, and before 07:00 and after 18:00 on …

… in 1958 Collins became one of the founder members of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND), a vigorous body … and Aid Fund for Southern Africa, and with others, the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. ‘In as much as ye have done … Trust for Southern Africa and his contribution to the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament’.His wife,Diana …

… to radical strategies and mobilised and partook in the Defiance Campaign . She grew a close relationship with Oliver and … also arrested during this period, for participating in the Defiance Campaign. The campaign grew momentum until October …

… was determined to take part in the  Passive Resistance Campaign  but she was not allowed to participate, as she was too young. She remained in Durban until the campaign ended late in 1947. She then returned to Fordsburg … After she joined the ANC, she worked hard during the  Defiance Campaign distributing leaflets, making home visits …

… (CATA) to the AAC. He was active in organizing the boycott campaign launched by the Non European Unity Movement  (NEUM) …

… was called 'The Pegging Act'. We organized campaigns of defiance by sending Indian volunteers to occupy plots in such … and released new volunteers were recruited to sustain the campaign. I was also a member of the Anti-Pass campaign, a campaign to defy the requirement by adult African …

… National Education Crisis Committee, the Release Mandela Campaign, the Soweto Civic Association, the South African … were subsequently released. During the 1989 election campaign, Vlok utilised total onslaught propaganda as …

… Act, but he ignored his bans to speak in support of the  Defiance Campaign  in June 1952 and was arrested with one of the first … In December 1952 he was tried with other leaders of the Defiance Campaign and given a nine-month suspended sentence. …

… the New Brighton branch in Port Elizabeth and in the 1952 Defiance Campaign , from which he was banned. While working as a sales …

… the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) launched its antipass campaign in March 1960, he led a large demonstration of …

… 1981 to 1982. He was involved with the End Conscription Campaign (ECC), where he held the position of national …

… Council of Non-European Trade Unions. During the 1952 Defiance Campaign  he was deputy volunteer-in-chief for the Transvaal, …

… Minister’s office and statement of intention to launch defiance campaign, from Dr. J. S. Moroka and W. M. Sisulu to Prime …

… South West Africa People’s Organisation (SWAPO) solidarity campaign. The solidarity campaign comprised numerous civic groups under the banner of … the leadership collective which supported SWAPO’s election campaign by providing, amongst other things, minibus taxis to …

… was jailed for the second time in 1952 for her role in the defiance campaign and was sentenced to one month of hard labour. In …

… and the Chairperson of the Financial Sector Coalition Campaign (FSCC). He obtained his PhD in Industrial Sociology …

… 1950s. He actively involved organising activities of the Defiance Campaign in 1952 by making Port Elizabeth an important base …

… active in organisations including the End Conscription Campaign and the South African Youth Congress. He began to …

… of Dawood Seedat. When he was 14, he attended an anti-pass campaign at Cartwright’s Flats in Albert Street, Durban on 16 … of [Dr Yusuf] Dadoo and Seedat ‘triggered the biggest campaign of meetings, handbills and posters that the Party … in January 1964. She had been imprisoned during the 1952 Defiance Campaign , and once released, threw herself into …

… Executive Committee member on a calendar advertising the Defiance Campaign in 1952. Although he was too young to understand, it … was mapped out. Phokanoka was part of the Wankie-Sopolio Campaign , launched jointly by uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK) and the …

…  at Newcastle in 1913. This was part of the Satyagraha Campaign, the passive resistance movement against pass laws … his final return to the country of his birth, he led a campaign against the proposed segregation measures by South …

… (ANC) , and soon afterwards left teaching as part of the campaign to boycott Bantu Education . She moved onto the …