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… core of public servants. She was detained without trial in 1988, released and placed under restriction orders …

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

… confinement at John Vorster Square for nine months without trial. While in prison, he continued creating art, using his …

… investigated atrocities in the country’s past. During this trial, he accepted responsibility for the cross-border …

… in Johannesburg during the strike. 1947 26 August, Stands trial with 49 others for involvement in the African … 11 July, Special Branch members raid Liliesleaf Farm in Rivonia, arresting a number of leading figures in the … This is the beginning of what later becomes known as the Rivonia Trial and the defence is lead by Bram. 9 October, The …

… to the British govern­ment on behalf of those facing trial after the 1906 Bambatha rebellion , and laid a charge …

… branch, and was one of those charged in the 1956 Treason Trial . Lettie attended primary school in Stellenbosch and …

… the black lesbian community in townships. Following a trial, two of Simelane’s four attackers were convicted. Thato …

… on the permanent staff. A month or two later they had a trial where he was found guilty of instigating the boycott … false evidence against him and the other accused at the trial. But when they came and gave evidence against me and …

… Court in what became known as the Pietermaritzburg Treason Trial in 1984. After 16 months, the case collapsed and … with high treason. Another difficult period followed. The trial ended in 1985 and he was discharged.   He was elected … (David Phillip Publishers), p.36|Meer F. (editor). Treason Trial, 1985, pp 101 -109, Madiba Publications, 1989, Durban …

… She was part of the defence team in the 1984 treason trial , against leaders of the United Democratic Front (UDF) …

… 1956 and 1958, Bertha was a defendant in the Treason Trial and in 1960 she was banned under the Suppression of …

… Police station where he was detained while awaiting trial. On 22 June he was sentenced to life in prison and sent …

… the Section Six of the Terrorism Act and detained without trial until 1978. The police manacled her ankle to a big iron …

… number, which the police used to trace and arrest him. His trial began in 1987 and ended in October 1988. He was …

… Democratic Front , testified for the defense in the Delmas trial and,with other church leaders,was arrested for …

… Helen Joseph , Ahmed Kathrada and Walter Sisulu - to stand trial for the entire period until 1961. Despite the … they were all acquitted in March 1961, after being on trial for five years. On 10 May 1963 Mosie was amongst the …

… leaders, were charged with treason. The 1956 Treason Trial charged them with conspiring to overthrow the … During this time la Guma wrote extensive reports on the trial for the New Age, and in 1957 was given a regular column …

… High Court of Justice. In 1687, Anna’s husband was put on trial under the suspicion of having taken valuable goods from …

… Law and was subsequently charged in the Natal sabotage trial sitting at Pietermaritzburg and sentenced to 14 years’ …

… other people and charged with treason in the 1956 Treason Trial . As the state failed to prove its case, he was …

… intense victimisation at the hands of the SADF. A public trial ensued during which Toms's sexual orientation was also …

… Gatherings Act, held for four months as an awaiting trial prisoner and then given a five-year suspended sentence. …

… aware, when, in 1955 he stated following the Treason Trial reports in the newspapers. In 1957, when he started at …

… tried and sentenced to 18 months in prison. During the trial, he pleaded not guilty on grounds of him being a …

… In 1970 he appeared as the key state witness in the trial of seven Tanzanians convicted of plotting to overthrow …

… she became fundraiser and secretary of the Treason Trial Defence Fund and later, in 1961, for the Johannesburg …

… briefly illustrates Arenstein’s involvement in the Treason Trial, and gives us some insight into the status she held as …

… by workers. The bail conditions specified that the Treason Trial accused had to report to the police once a week. They … the bosses to negotiate a national agreement. The treason trial dragged on and the union managed to continue the job of … passport had been taken away from him prior to the Treason trial and he had to apply for its return. This was refused. …

… pass, Blacks were subject to immediate arrest and summary trial, often followed by deportation to the person's … order which represented all the peoples of the land. The Rivonia Trial and the increase in Government's attempts to … the Palace of Justice on Verdict Day (11 June 1963) of the Rivonia Trial in Pretoria as Winnie Mandela appeared on the …