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… leaders and members. For instance, the early Poqo Trials, Rivonia trial, the Little Rivonia and Bram Fisher trials, among others, affected the …

… was. In July 1963 they raided Lilliesleaf farm near Rivonia, and arrested many prominent leaders of the ANC and … same time the police gathered evidence to be used in the trial against these men. In October 1963 the Rivonia Trial began against ten people all accused of treason …

… participate in the Cape to Rio Yacht Race. The murder trial date was moved to April 1996 to accommodate this. Then … backwards to accommodate the accused.' The case came to trial only in 1997. Though the charge was murder, Stokes … into plea bargaining on the last day of the week-long trial after finally admitting to culpable homicide and …

… him. In 1963 he was arrested, detained and brought to trial under the emergency regulations of that year in the … [Accessed 21 December 2012]|  Twindle, H, (2011), Elegy on trial: Writing the African Resistance Movement, from the …

… for legal defence, and supported the families of those on trial or jailed for political offences. In April 1965 he was …

… handed them over to South African Security Police to stand trial for leaving the country illegally, and furthering the …

… part in organising the Defiance Campaign of 1952 and stood trial with Walter Sisulu and Nelson Mandela in the "Sisulu and nineteen others" trial. He was banned twice, detained without trial twice and convicted for "offences against the security …

… approach and securing access to lawyers. The Treason Trial When 156 leaders of the ANC and allied organisations … keeping them out of prison for a total of 258 years. Rivonia, the IDAF’s second major challenge On 11 July 1963, seven men were arrested at Liliesleaf Farm in Rivonia, north of Johannesburg. Walter Sisulu, Govan Mbeki , …

… to make a statement that could be used as evidence in the Rivonia trial. The Education Department also rejected his application …

… to Armed Struggle The brief respite from the Treason Trial which ended on 29 March 1961 and the Rivonia arrests in July 1963 was a period of preparation for … the regime and immensely single-minded. By the end of the Rivonia Trial he was already an icon in the struggle – a …

… the two were married in December 1956, during the Treason Trial . They were aware that both were likely to be arrested …

… during the events that led to the infamous Treason Trial.  Mokgatle began writing The autobiography of an …

… a march from Fort Hare to Alice in 1958 against theTreason Trial. He also led protests against the Transfer Act of 1959. …

… crop farming. In June 1976 Makwetu was detained without trial and released in May 1977. He was arrested in July 1977 …

… Archbishop Desmond Tutu strongly defended him at his trial, the only member of the Anglican hierarchy to do so. He …

… in Mabaxa spending many periods of detention without trial. He was also active in the Diepkloof branch of the …

… and from there to Zambia. During the [NEUM] Maritzburg Trial (June 1971- April 1972) the accused faced charges under … on 2019-03-06 South African History Online. The Maritzburg Trial (June 1971- April 1972) online. Available at …

… with 155 liberation movement leaders during the Treason Trial. The charges against him were withdrawn and he was …

… in September 1985 and held under the detention without trial law for his alleged involvement in the banned ANC and …

… linked to several scandals. In 2013 he was part of a fraud trial where over two-million-rand worth of assets were seized …

… death sentence being handed down for high treason. In his trial, Gerhardt stated that the repulsion he felt towards his … he deliberately attempted to sow confusion in the trial by stating in his defence that he had spied for an …

… the circumstances while giving evidence at the SASO/BPC trial in 1975: “It so happened that when we got to Rhodes … Ramphele has described the years from 1969 to 1971 as “the trial period” marked by experimentation with community … while in detention. The Frelimo Rallies and the BPC/SASO Trial With the first generation of BC leaders officially – …

… Nelson Mandela , Helen Joseph  and Walter Sisulu  to stand trial for the entire period until 1961. Despite the … underground and continued to attend secret meetings in Rivonia - the underground headquarters of the ANC. In 1963 he … On 11 July 1963, the police swooped on Liliesleaf Farm in Rivonia, a Johannesburg suburb where Ahmed Kathrada and other …

… became known as the Bulhoek Massacre. In November 1921 the trial of the 141 Israelites was held in Queenstown. They were …

… Simelane. Mlambo was listed as accused number one in their trial. He was charged with sabotage and plotting to overthrow …

… preparing pleadings and briefs, and preparing cases for trial and appeal. Cases involved the unlawful transfer of …

… tried in what later became known as the Pretoria Twelve Trial. He was convicted in 1978 and sentenced to eighteen …

… . In 1947, he was tried for sedition and acquitted. The trial delayed his application for silk by a year, and left …

… La Guma who was one of the defendants in the 1956 Treason Trial . Alex and Blanche had two children, Eugene and …