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ArticleThe Sedition Trial 1946 - 1948
… prison sentence in Newcastle for his role in the passive resistance campaign, was brought from prison and …
ArticleThe formation of the SANNC/ANC
… bodies through protest and enquiries and finally through passive action or continued movement. The latter is a clear …
ArticleNatal Indian Congress (NIC)
… leadership in 1945 and he led the NIC in the 1946 Indian Passive Resistance Campaign (see SAIC history) in Durban. As …
ArticleAfrican National Congress Timeline 1940-1949
… ANC Youth League was formed in 1944. During this period, passive resistance campaigns such as the Alexander bus … Act by Indians), and support the SAIC…
ArticleAfrican National Congress Timeline 1910-1919
… 30 March, The Transvaal Branch of Congress launches a passive resistance campaign with 2000 Africans gathering in … An interview which looks at the decision…
Nelson Mandela Timeline 1910-1919
… basis of ‘competency’.” (Morris: 2004) 27 April, Indian passive resistance is suspended when Gen. J.C. Smuts enters …
ArticleGrade 12 - Topic 3 - Civil Society protests 1950s to 1990s
… of Martin Luther King Junior; and the influence of passive resistance (Gandhi) on MartinLuther King; Gandhi …
ArticleAfrican Achievements and Potential
… ://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/africa/features/storyofafrica/index_section6.shtml (8 May 2016). ↵ [23] Tolerance and …
ArticleApartheid and reactions to it
… other forms of non-violent resistance, similar to the 1946 Passive resistance campaign mounted by the South African … was part of an important international…
Article1913 Satyagraha Campaign Resumes
… Campaign for the first time. The participation of women passive resisters was a key element of the Satyagraha …
ArticleHistory Grade 11 - Topic 4 Essay Questions
… protest against law that forced Indians to carry passes, passive resistance campaigns of Gandhi and NIC succeeded in …
ArticleFirst Anglo Boer War
… from Paarl in the Cape Colony took the view that: "Passive resistance is now becoming futile." The War The first … 13 December 1880 thus in effect started…
ArticleSouth African Police Services (SAPS)
… had to be sent to Natal to suppress the Indian Passive Resistance campaign . In January 1914 another strike, …
ArticleBlack Consciousness and student revolt in the Cape
… apartheid system. As early as March 1976 students began passive resistance against Afrikaans. The outbreak of Soweto …
ArticleMessage of the National Executive Committee of the ANC, delivered by Mr. Tambo, at the funeral of Dr. Yusuf M. Dadoo
… country. Thus in 1939 Yusuf was involved in a campaign of passive resistance against the pernicious segregation laws. …
ArticleHistory Grade 11 - Topic 2 Contextual Overview
A cartoon illustrating the process of getting to the idealised “American Dream" Image Source Introduction Like communism in Russia, American capitalism…
ArticleAfrican National Congress Timeline 1930-1939
… ANC publishes a statement in Umteteli wa Bantu calling for passive resistance against pass laws. July, Abantu-Batho … to African women in the Transvaal…
ArticleLouis van Mauritius and the Slave Revolt of 1808
… on property and individuals, and less often through more passive means such as working slowly, poisoning food or drink …
ArticleAhmed Mohamed Kathrada Timeline: 1929 - 2017
… his matriculation year to work full-time for the Transvaal Passive Resistance Council under the mentorship of I.C. Meer. … The South African Indian Congress …
ArticlePass Laws and Sharpeville Massacre
… significant instances. Examples of these include the first passive resistance campaign initiated by the Indian community …
ArticleAfrica’s Millennium Development Goals
… of South Africa, p. 10. ↵ [xxxi] UNGA Disarmament Index 2004: H-R [Online]. Available: … p://www.reachingcriticalwill.org/disarmament-fora/unga/2004/index/h…
Anti-Indian Legislation 1800s - 1959
… operational in 1901. It is repealed in 1913 after the Passive Resistance Campaign. 1896 The Franchise Act No 8 of … Indian Relief Act passed after a…
ArticleTimeline of the Labour and Trade Union Movement in South Africa 1881 - 1919
… by the Chamber of Mines. 15 October, Leaders of the passive resistance address 78 Indian workers at the Farleigh …
ArticleBlack Community Programmes (BCP)
… the distorted representation of the Black community as passive and incapable of intellectual production. But by the …
ArticleSouth Africa in the 1970s
… new ideas transmitted though seminars. The state was not a passive onlooker and as things got tight In the midst of this … a Gandhian punch to this. Building…
ArticleAlbertina Sisulu and the organisations she was connected to
… enjoyed. Lindiwe felt that Nontsikelelo Albertina was too passive and lacked real activity in merely working to set up …
The Battle of Square Hill
Participation as combatants in the First World War was reserved for men of “European descent”. [i] According to Article 7 of the South African Defence Force…
A new class struggle
… alarmed because, . . . "They perceived the Africans as a passive threat and affected a paternal regard for their …
ArticleHistory of Women’s Struggle in South Africa
… Waaihoek women. Abdurahman was a great admirer of Gandhi’s passive resistance and he encouraged the women to invite … women was held in Waaihoek and it was…
ArticleTimeline of Land Dispossession and Segregation in South Africa 1900-1947
… areas, mostly in towns. Indian people launch the Passive Resistance Campaign against the Asiatic Land Tenure …