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… against Pikani and Maqutu but they failed to appear for trial.  The community sheltered the accused and threatened to …

… in South Africa and charged in the infamous Bethal Trial, Mkhwanazi’s leading role in Anti-Apartheid activities …

… the banning orders. She had gone to court to attend the trial of the late Bram Fischer , a jurist and Chairman of the … to the court on 21 December 1969, to give evidence in the trial of Winnie Mandela and 21 others who were charged, after … Six months later they took her to give evidence in the trial of twenty two, amongst whom were Winnie Mandela and …

… seven months and imprisoned for five years after a lengthy trial over Central Committee membership of the banned SACP. … regularly accommodate those in need. During the Delmas trial, she visited defendants such as Mosiuoa Lekota and Popo …

… principal of Fort Hare to being an accused in the  Treason Trial . On his release from the trial in late 1958, he returned to Fort Hare, but …

… rights lawyer involved in defending political activists on trial. Pius Langa would later go on to become South Africa’s … the two killers testified in their Pietermaritzburg trial that the man who gave them orders to carry out the …

… to assassinate him. He was eventually detained without trial for four years from 1985 to 1989 after the declaration …

… the People. He was arrested for treason in 1956 and stood trial until charges against him were withdrawn in 1958. …

… She was involved in fundraising for the 1956 Treason Trial . She was labeled as a statutory communist under the …

… with terrorism and detained for four years while awaiting trial. During his detention period Yengeni was exposed to …

… declared a State of Emergency, detained thousands without trial, and instituted harsh new security legislation. Yet … areas where one's presence was prohibited. Arrest, Trial, and Imprisonment On 14 September 1966, Petros Sipho … discrepancies in the documentary record regarding Mkhize's trial and sentencing dates. His self-authored obituary lists …

… Party (1953-58), a founder and Chairman of the Treason Trial Defence Fund (1956-61), and Chairman of the South …

… Guinea on 15 – 19 November 2008. In 2003, she had a trial with the British team, Arsenal women’s squad, but saw …

… husband was arrested with 156 others in the 1956 Treason Trial and she single-handedly took care of her four children …

… a note from her brother who was at the time an awaiting trial prisoner in Johannesburg ’s John Voster Square, the …

… 6 of the Terrorism Act, which allowed detention without trial for up to 60 days, and was extendable. Lee made an … see family, and held at Pollsmoor Prison as they awaited trial. After Lee's father brought him a copy of the book … and urging people to join the liberation movement. The trial in the Cape Town Supreme Court ran from 6 to 15 June …

… wanted to send her out of the country. In the wake of the Rivonia arrests, Bram Fischer, asked her to consider …

… summary hearing, Tsafendas was found unfit to stand trial, thus not guilty of Verwoerd’s murder by reason of … heard from Tsafendas himself. Also unmentioned during the trial were his political opinions and activities, including … Tsafendas killed Verwoerd, that he pleaded insanity at the trial, his plea was upheld and he was, consequent to his …

… Our Leaders Campaign’ in opposition to the 1956 Treason Trial . In 1957, she was involved in the campaign against … with sabotage under the Suppression of Communism Act in a trial known as The State versus Willie Mboiornpo and Others. …

… with 154 others prior to what became known as the  Treason Trial . As a result, Levy was suspended as a teacher by the … and many others’ membership of the Communist Party. The trial of ‘The State vs. Bram Fischer and Thirteen Others’ …

… year was also characterised by the start of the Treason Trial, the compulsory carrying of pass books for Black people …

… In 1956 he was named a co-conspirator in the  Treason Trial  but was not arrested. In the 1960 emergency, however, …

… were picked up by the police and detained without trial. Ellen was held in the Johannesburg Fort for five …

… in 1975, the catastrophe of his arrest, excruciating ‘show trial', and the two years spent alone in a cell directly …

… his comrades were charged and allowed bail, followed by trial. In 1979 he became an active member of the ANC, and … took place in Maseru, (Lesotho).” [9] It was during this trial that Mpofu became fascinated with the law. He and his … place where he had his sixth and final detention (without trial) in 1986.  Despite growing up under penurious …

… three and a half months in detention without charge or trial in 1976. He threw himself into community work in the … were arrested and the Mohameds became involved in the long trial that ensued. Professor Mohamed gave himself … Party . The family went through a tense period, during her trial. She was convicted to five years imprisonment, all of …

… was detained for a month in 1965 in connection with the trial of MD Naidoo who was sentenced to five years on Robben …

… and he spent several months in detentions without trial, mostly in solitary confinement. Between 1986 and 1988, … Witbank in what came to be known as the Bethal Terrorism Trial. Ultimately, he was acquitted of the charges. However, …

… Police. He was held in detention for 11 months before his trial began. Kondoti was charged along with Steve Tshwete , … others. The group was defended by Louis Mtshizana. The trial was first held in Queenstown, but on 7 March 1965 …

… was arrested and charged in the historical  1956 Treason Trial  together with 155 leaders including former  African …