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… 1956 until late 1958, was a defendant in the Treason Trial. He left South Africa in the 1960s and now lives in …

… Freedom Charter in 1955.In 1956 to 1961 he was in treason trial until charges were dropped against him in 1958.In 1960 …

… fact he had been arrested and would go on to be one of the Rivonia trialists who were sentenced to life imprisonment on … Orlando. The women were in jail for three weeks awaiting trial. They had Nelson Mandela as their legal representative … and eventually they were all acquitted at the end of the trial. To visit Walter, Albertina was forced to apply for a …

… Later they were transported to Walmer police station. The trial of the 29 was held in Port Alfred where they were charged with sabotage. In April 1964 six of those on trial were sentenced to death while the rest were given …

… for 13 months for refusing to testify for the state in the trial of the SASO Nine (State v.Cooper).At the time of the …

… The notorious Group Areas Act of 1950 , the 1956 Treason Trial , and the arrest of Nelson Mandela heightened his … club that catered only for Whites. During the 1956 Treason Trial, he went around helping to collect funds at the … him food. In October 1963, the 19 accused were brought to trial at the Supreme Court in Pietermaritzburg, Natal. At the …

… with four others in what became known as the NUSAS trial. His co-accused were Karel Tip, Eddie Webster, Glen … carried a life imprisonment as a treasonable activity. The trial lasted until the end of 1976 and took place in …

… PAC in Swaziland.  He was arrested again in 1976 and his trial commenced in 1978. At the time of his arrest, Mothopeng … about sixteen months before being brought to court. His trial, which lasted for 18 months, was held in the small town …

… High Command of the ANC was caught at Lilliesleaf Farm in Rivonia, one of them being Govan Mbeki. In order to hold the … mainly but not exclusively so that the people arrested at Rivonia could be detained and held in solitary confinement. … state. The death penalty seemed a certainty for all the Rivonia Treason Trialists . This was the first time Mbeki had …

… (1956). The beginning, in 1957, of the protracted Treason Trial of the government's extra-parliamentary opponents also …

… respected lecturers. He was a defendant in the sedition trial that followed the African mineworkers' strike of 1946 …

… her involvement in political affairs after the Treason Trial, and was detained in Johannesburg during the 1960 State …

… The period also saw the continuation of the 1956 Treason Trial to its conclusion in 1961. That same year, the ANC and … of the MK High Command at Liliesleaf Farm which led to the Rivonia Trial, and other prominent MK operatives in the Little Rivonia trial – severely crippled the armed struggle. In …

… authorities, and on 21 October 1952 he was arrested. The trial, which lasted several months, was a travesty ”” … and the judge was openly hostile to Kenyatta. The trial achieved worldwide publicity; despite the colonial … was sentenced to sevenManaging the Mau Mau, Allegedly The trial, which lasted several months, was a travesty, witnesses …

… Molvi Ismail Ahmad Cachalia in the South African Treason Trial, June 21-28, 1960, Edited by E. S. Reddy …

… reports on the inquiry into the Sharpeville massacre, the trial of Robert Sobukwe , the police sealing off townships on … further was reported on Pratt until September when his trial was due to begin. Verwoerd during the opening of the … He was represented by Advocate Issie Maisels. Pratt’s trial proper began on 12 September. Before the trial began …

… Dawood was detached from the Defiance Campaign and Treason trial in the early and late fifties respectively, he became … being involved in clandestine activities related to the trial of Nelson Mandela. In 1971 his house was raided twice …

… the Terrorism Act and became a defendant in the lengthy trial of the South African Student Organisation (SASO) Nine …

… Communist Party (SACP)  in 1972. On the first day of her trial, she suggested to her lawyer that he contact Timol who …

… the people arrested and detained for five months without trial by the Apartheid government alongside Jean Bernardt,  …

… resigned from the movement shortly before the start of the trial.  One of them was Jacob Viljoen, a co-accused with Terre'Blanche in an earlier trial for possession of arms which the AWB leader maintained … Channel 4 in 1992 in the London High Court. During the trial, several transcripts of their alleged sexual …

… appeared at the preparatory examination of the Treason Trial in Johannesburg but charges against him were dropped in … David, Naidoo, and Sewpershad) was refused. When the trial came to court in Pietermaritzburg it eventually … 16 accused. In April 1985 they were granted bail and the trial proper began in August. On 9 December charges against …

… treason in December 1956. He was released from the Treason Trial a year later and took up his legal studies again, …

… which culminated in the Pan-Africanist Congress trial in Bethal in 1978. Mrs Malinga was initially unable to …

… of South African politics and covered the Treason Trial for the newspaper. Eighteen months after starting at …

… was refused access to legal counsel until the day his trial began,he was given a life sentence.Imprisoned on Robben …

… of things seen: Children of South Africa, Open Hand Press, Rivonia, 1997. (Introduction: Nelson Mandela; Text, among …

… the Black Community Programmes (BCP) in Durban. During the trial of the SASO/BPC trialists in Pretoria, Transvaal … the detainees and their families for two years. When the trial was over in 1976, she returned to Durban before …

… of the 1984 uprising,he became a defendant in the Delmas trial of 1985-89.Although convicted of treason in late …

… ANC.He was sentenced to six years' imprisonment in the trial State v. Mbolompo and 44 others,but was released after …