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… institutions, a mass meeting was called in Lenasia, an Indian suburb south of Johannesburg. The purpose of the meeting was to mobilse the Indian community to boycott the envisaged creation of the … for the S.A.I.C. From this meeting, the Transvaal Anti-SAIC Committee (TASC) was established, with Dr. Essop …

… his children. Moosa was also the editor and publisher of Indian Views [1914 - 1965], a weekly publication aimed at the … struggle against white minority rule, but it had a strong anti-colonial stance as well, particularly drawing attention … Campaign , which was the most dramatic show of militant anti-government action in South African history. Fatima …

… Labour Legislation 1997 …

… Report of Anti-conscription Committee to the 62nd Annual Congress of … Report of Anti-conscription Committee …

… in charting a more confrontational course for the Natal Indian Congress (NIC) against the then conservative … "close friend" Cassim Amra. Amra was a key member of the Anti Segregationist Council (ASC), which ousted the … on 2 April 1941. Meer, Amra and Seedat made impassioned anti-war speeches. Amra was also involved in the Passive …

… Indian Political Movements in South Africa …

… A OPEN LETTER TO THE INDIAN COMMUNITY …

… as a clerk, and was an active member of the  Transvaal Indian Congress  (TIC) from its inception. He served as the … Esakjee recalls the link between the COP campaign and the Anti-Western Areas Removal Campaign: " ... (at) that time … the following honest, self-critical assessment of the Anti-Western Areas Removal Campaign from the NAC: “... [the …

… From the book:  A Documentary History of Indian South Africans edited by Surendra Bhana and Bridglal … Cape Town had not 'touched the root cause of the virus of anti-Asiaticism' in the country nor had it affected the 'burdensome and oppressive legislation' that pound down its victims. Source: Natal …

… with his family in June 1935. Adams joined South African Indian Congress (SAIC) and the South African Communist Party (SACP) in the forties during the anti- Ghetto Act campaign . With the SAIC he collected food … was drawn to politics as a teenager in Johannesburg during Indian protest against the Asiatic land Tenure Act (the …

… when it was opened in 1951. He taught at Ballengeich Indian School (in Northern Natal) before proceeding to London … landed in London. Whilst in London he was active in the anti-apartheid campaigns mounted in the United Kingdom by the Anti-Apartheid Committee. He was an articled clerk to …

… Superintendent of St Peter’s School. With the passing into legislation of the Group Areas Act in 1950, Huddleston, along … gained a reputation as a respected priest and an anti-apartheid activist. This earned him the nickname … same year he was elected Archbishop of the Province of the Indian Ocean. Despite his church work, Father Huddleston …

… Indian Opinion, a weekly newspaper, was first established and … in 1903 in the Natal Province. The newspaper focused on Indian rights, poor living conditions of indentured labourers … historical record of the social and political lives of the Indian community in South Africa and also publicised news of …

… FEDSAW anti-pass flyer …

… The Anti - Pass Campaign …

… The anti-poverty campaign …

… Anti-racism, non-racism …

… meeting', recorded the July issue of the Transvaal Indian Congress Bulletin, 'and a good indication of the … on Friday 25 and Saturday 26 June 1999, the moment of the Anti-Apartheid Movement's birth was celebrated in a symposium … House in Trafalgar Square, London, so long the scene of anti-apartheid demonstrations, was a potent symbol of the …

… lettering and artwork. Recruitment poster for the Irish Anti-Apartment Movement in Dublin, Ireland. AAM logo. Artwork … Join the Irish Anti-Apartheid Movement …

… a raffle to win a Citroen car. Raffle run by Tim Walker, Anti-Apartment Movement, London. Rundraising poster. Artwork … Anti-Apartheid Movement: grand draw 1989 …

… Cape Town had not 'touched the root cause of the virus of anti-Asiaticism' in the country nor had it affected the 'burdensome and oppressive legislation' that pound down its victims. Source: Natal … public information that the general approval given to the Indian settlement by a small group of men who style …

… daughter of Moosa Meer who was the editor and publisher of Indian Views a weekly publication aimed at the … children in her family. She attended school at the Durban Indian Girls’ High School. In Durban, she became a political … to support the Indian community fighting against the new legislation that was violating the land right of Indians in …

… Five prominent anti-apartheid activists were released in Cape Town after … Five prominent anti-apartheid activists released …

… The June 1913 anti-pass campaign was probably the first recorded incidence … First Women Anti-Pass Campaign starts …

… Document 11 - Peter Meissenheimer, “Smuts’ Anti-Indian Bill: Economic Sanctions or Non-European Unity?” …

… farmer. Ramgobin attended the Inanda Government Aided Indian School. In 1949 he attended the Natal Indian Congress … the leading figures in the growth and the revival of the anti apartheid movement. His first banning order expired in … based on the accused singing liberation songs and making anti-government speeches, which they had either done …

… their families.  They had to carry  passes  issued by the Indian Immigration Department. His father previously worked … meetings at the Durban City Hall Steps. In opposition, the Anti-Fascist League of South Africa was formed and counter … Ponnen attended most of these meetings organised by the Anti Fascist League. Some of the speakers of the Anti - …

… (now known as Zimbabwe) Television telling viewers that anti-apartheid protests overseas were cautiously planned by … during World War II. He and John Vorster used security legislation to put down the resistance in South Africa, in particular the General Law Amendment Act of 1963. The legislation became part of the Apartheid State's security …