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… peak. Jameson and his officers were released to stand trial in London and the ‘uitlander’ leaders, most of who had …

… NIC in name. Naicker was one of the accused in the Treason Trial of 1956-1961 but the charges against him were withdrawn …

… Square to demand the release of people detained without trial. They were both arrested under the Riotous Assemblies …

… been on stage when others had done so. The lead up to the trial began in 1984 following anti-Tricameral Parliament …

… a meeting of the International Olympic. Brutus went to trial, the magistrate rejected a supposed link with …

… their supply of toilet paper withdrawn. In the ensuing ‘trial’ held on the Island, where he was officially ‘charged’  …

… and a large number of ANC documents were confiscated. The trial became known as the Rivonia Trial. On 11 June 1964, almost a year into the trial, Judge … Gerhart, G.M (2007). ‘The Rivonia Trial 1963-1964’ from Aluka [online] Available at …

… discovery of Liliesleaf Farm, the head quarters of MK. The trial, which was dubbed the ‘Rivonia Trial’, lasted eight months.  Mandela was found guilty and …  [Accessed on 11 October 2011]| Hepple, B. Rivonia: The Story of Accused No 11,‘The Road to Rivonia: July 11 1963’, (1999) pg 8 …

… team for the leaders of the movement during the Treason Trial of 1956 to 1961. He also defended the accused during the Rivonia Trial in 1964. …

… out.   A scurrilous court case Chief Langalibalele's trial took place in January 1874. He was charged with murder, … and the amaHlubi and the amaPhutini were scattered. The trial was unfair, the sentence was harsh, and Natal had no … Law of Natal in two years.   Outcome of the Langalibalele trial In London, the Langalibalele trial was regarded as a …

… out. A scurrilous court case   Chief Langalibalele's trial took place in January 1874. He was charged with murder, … and the amaHlubi and the amaPhutini were scattered. The trial was unfair, the sentence was harsh, and Natal had no … Law of Natal in two years. Outcome of the Langalibalele trial   In London, the Langalibalele trial was regarded as a …

… making way for the current collection of sculptures.   Rivonia trial- The turreted, Palace of Justice was the scene of … most famous political trial in South Africa's history, the Rivonia Trial. During this trial, Nelson Mandela and a number …

… and charged with treason in what would become the Treason Trial . 1960 March, In the aftermath of the Sharpeville … The charges are dropped against the 156 in the Treason Trial. First goes on a secret trip to South West Africa (now … history, is published. 9 August, After the arrests at Rivonia, First is arrested at the Wits University library and …

… lesson with his students for that day. [3] He was put on trial with 15 others for terrorism. Due to the cell …

… When Indres and his friends were eventually brought to trial, they told the court that they had agreed to commit …

… In 1972, at the age of 15, he was detained without trial for his role in a school boycott. The following year he …

… Mandela and his comrades going through the Treason Trial in the city. This was the start of Mamagobo’s …

… (ANC) underground headquarters, the Liliesleaf Farm in Rivonia, just outside Johannesburg. Apparently it was decided … his co-accused were sentenced to life imprisonment in the Rivonia trial that ended in June 1964. …

… until arrest his arrest for suspected treason in1963 in Rivonia. 1941 Mandela and Sisulu first meet, at Walter’s … Sisulu is arrested on a charge of High Treason.The trial continues until 1961. 1958 August, The start of the … for freedom. 11 July, Sisulu, Captured at Liliesleaf farm, Rivonia and arrested under Section 17 Act 37/1963 (the 90 day …

… on 16 December 1961. The headquarters of MK, located in Rivonia, Johannesburg, was raided in 1963. This resulted in the arrest of 19 ANC and MK leaders. The Rivonia Trial followed, in which 10 ANC leaders were tried for …

… thereby winning her appeal. However, she remains on trial for the 2017 case related to her name-calling the …

… charged with treason in the Pietermaritzburg Treason Trial and was acquitted. He continued this work, until he was … Meer, F. (ed) (1989). Treason Trial ”“ 1985, Durban: Madiba Publishers.| …

… in the Defiance Campaign. He also led the defence in the Rivonia Trail from 1963-64. On 23 September 1964 Fischer was … the Suppression of Communism Act. At the start of the trial he was granted bail to enable him to leave the country … undertaking to return. Upon his return, he attended his trial which commenced on 16 November 1964. Fischer then went …

… and sentenced to death in a highly publicized murder trial. Asvat’s brother Ebrahim spoke publically against the trial verdict, stating his brother would not have supported … protested their original sentence and were awarded a new trial. The court once again found both men guilty on the …

… MK were raided and its leaders were arrested. The Rivionia Trial followed in October 1963, in which Nelson Mandela, … requesting the South African government to abandon the Rivonia Trial and to grant unconditional release to all political …

… Africa. In 1964 Mandela was convicted of sabotage in the Rivonia Trial and sentenced to life imprisonment. On 4 June 1994, the …

… the Bechuanaland border, Arthur Goldreich, caught in the Rivonia raid, Moosa Moolla, accused in the Treason Trial, and Charlie Jassat, escaped from the Johannesburg …

… the pass laws, pass burnings, bus boycotts, the Treason Trial , and countless demonstrations and protests, … 1963, police raided Arthur Goldreich’s Lilliesleaf Farm in Rivonia and arrested seventeen leaders of MK. All five of the … beliefs. For instance, Denis Goldberg, a defendant in the Rivonia Trial that helped manufacture devices used by MK, was …

… unionist, Labour Party member and Chairman of the Treason Trial Defence Fund. From the emergence of the South African … was one of seven people arrested at Lilliesleaf Farm, Rivonia, near Johannesburg. After three months detention in …

… Of The GWU , and with L Forman The South African Treason Trial (1959 ) and The Anatomy of Apartheid (1965) . In 1926 …