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… our men. Who will look after our children when we go to jail for a small technical offence -- not having a pass ? …

… public. Volunteers who defied the unjust laws would accept jail sentences rather than pay fines and might or might not … (who ten years later sent Sisulu, Mandela and Kathrada to jail for their “natural lives”), rather impatiently on this … to harsh sentences of up to a maximum of three years in jail or a combination of ten strokes and a term of …

… where if deemed undesirable they will be detained in jail for months without trial or be deported by some …

… to his Indian colleagues: "Ah, you are afraid of going to jail, that is all!" By dawn, Mandela had his authority. …

… to get to a hospital; less than a crime earns a trip to jail. The lucky ones have a permit to leave their squalor to …

… from her husband for two months.  Chota was in jail with Archie Gumede, Ahmed Sader and three people from … were granted bail.  Faced with the possibility of lengthy jail sentences, many chose to flee into exile.  Dr Randeree …

… During the campaign more than 8 000 people went to jail for defying apartheid laws and regulations and the ANC's …

… down. Many anti-apartheid leaders and supporters were in jail or had gone into exile. However, in the 1970s, a new …

… and other strategic figures. By 6am, they are all in jail, except for the foreign minister, who manages to escape …

… were released after spending one or two months in jail, but about 400 remained in jails across the country …

… Gandhi and by 29 January the figure had risen to 155. In jail, Gandhi spent his time reading Ruskin, Tolstoy and the …

… in a Potchefstroom court and sentenced to six years in jail. This sentence was handed down for the brutal assault of … . He is fined $1,577 and given a suspended 1 year jail sentence. September, South African senior foreign … three million rand and received a four-year suspended jail sentence. 7 November, South African athlete Hendrik …

… passive resistance, broke apartheid laws and submitted to jail time rather than pay fines. Over 8 000 volunteers were …