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… Thomas Manthata -BPC Labour Secretary F. LIST OF BANNED ORGANISATIONS On the 19th October 1977, the following organisations were banned: Association for the Educational …

… over support for the First World War occurred in socialist organisations and other left parties throughout the world. … Africa. By July 1921 the ISL merged with a number of other organisations to form the Communist Party of South Africa …

… an initiative on the part of Western Cape arts and culture organisations to influence government policy at the national …

… by the Apartheid State. The Government passed the Unlawful Organisations Act on 7 April 1960, banning the ANC and the … terms. The Government banned 18 Black Consciousness (BC) organisations and two newspapers with a wide Black … than half by the police. Under the provisions of the SOE, organisations could be banned and meetings prohibited; the …

… The Apartheid regime gave extensive support to rebel organisations such as the Mozambican National Resistance … civic, student, youth, cultural, sports and women’s organisations were established all over South Africa. The … in Cape Town.  About 600 delegates from more than 230 organisations and a crowd of about 13 000 people converged on …

… The Apartheid regime gave extensive support to rebel organisations such as the Mozambican National Resistance … civic, student, youth, cultural, sports and women's organisations were established all over South Africa. The … in Cape Town.  About 600 delegates from more than 230 organisations and a crowd of about 13 000 people converged on …

… the Youth League became moribund. Several other youth organisations, such as the South African Student Organisation … a new organisation. Mbeki declined, suggesting that youth organisations such as SASA can be used by underground ANC … of mobilising already-existing youth and student organisations to fight against apartheid. Thabo Mbeki during …

… part organised by the ANC cultural desk in exile alongside organisations engaged in arts and culture within the South … Gaborone so as to allow South Africans in exile to attend. Organisations such as, Ravan Press a progressive publishing … to oppression with other group forms such as civic organisations, trade unions, women and student organisations. …

… between the army and the police. Various semi-military organisations have been formed all over the country. These … Laws Amendment Act. With these they have banned political organisations of the people, jailed political leaders, … We once more appeal for unity of all African political organisations genuinely engaged in the struggle for freedom. …

… laid the groundwork for a State clamp-down on these organisations. Numerous Cape-based people refused to testify …

… could be formed. The constitution outlined the organisations’ five basic aims: To promote unity and mutual …

… Central Prison.    1977 19 October, SASO and other BC organisations are banned under the Internal Security Act. …

… Central Prison.    1977 October 19 SASO and other BC organisations are banned under the Internal Security Act. …

… goods were being implemented in many countries: labour organisations refused to service South African cargoes 15 - … Africa. October, Prominentleaders of the ANC and allied organisations chargedin the "Rivonia trial". (Many of them … of South African political prisoners had been supported by organisations with a membership of over 258 million. 6 …

… which Diseko emphasises was before the SASO or any BCM organisations came into existence. Diseko, who conducted … and they or their adherents launched several allied organisations, including the Black People’s Convention (BCP) … the ASM had begun to reach out to school-student organisations in other parts of the country, especially the …

… the Springbok Legion (SL) was formed by members of three organisations; the Soldiers Interest Committee the Ninth … of all racial groups which set the SL apart from other organisations such as the Memorable Order of Tin Hats (MOTH) … SL which had communist members in its ranks among other organisations launched fierce opposition. The SL vigorously …

… within the trade unions, student and national liberation organisations could contribute towards the development of a … let the publications share offices in Brixton with other organisations. The editorial group hoped that the journals … The editorial group believed that if black consciousness organisations and unions isolated themselves from COSATU and …

… of South African Writers (COSAW) and other cultural organisations. In 1988, the first exhibition of Imvaba was …

… burnings. There was a sense of rivalry between the two organisations to get their campaigns off the ground first. … PAC were banned as lawful political parties. Both organisations were driven underground. By mid-1961 Congress … to manage resistance at the ground level. Certain regional organisations such as the Federation of Transvaal Women …

… 30 years they fought against apartheid through underground organisations. In 1990 the government unbanned the league. … a country of extreme internal turmoil and conflict. Many organisations within the country have helped to shape the way … that South African history has unfolded. One of these many organisations is the African National Congress Women’s …

… Online [online] Available at http://www.sahistory.org.za/organisations/african-peoples-organisation-apo [Accessed: 18 … 2015] Marks, S.E., (2014), “Southern Africa: Political Organisations and Trade Unions” from Encyclopaedia Britannica … Online [online] Available at http://www.sahistory.org.za/organisations/transvaal-indian-congress-tic [Accessed: 23 …

… By 1980, the Black Consciousness organisations were in a gradual decline and struggling to … against the state, especially by workers, students, civic organisations, churches, the liberation movements and their armed wings as well as myriad organisations and forces. African National Congress (ANC) and …

… landscape, often in conjunction with other political organisations. One of the most important relationships it … communists that were infiltrating non-White political organisations e.g. Moses Kotane , JB Marks and Dan Tloome in … the ANC and SACP, and many leaders were members of both organisations. There were however some within the ANC who …

… around the world. A widespread crackdown on Black student organisations and political movements followed. Just before … honed in on the remaining Black Consciousness resistance organisations. In the process, two of Biko’s White friends, … political activity following the 1977 crackdown on BC organisations, the Azanian Peoples’ Organisation (AZAPO) was …

… was to be held by the federation and other anti-apartheid organisations in Durban in protest of Meer's banning. In 1976 … condemnation of the regime. All the black consciousness organisations were banned in 1977, including the women's organisations. The Indian Council revamped as the SAIC: …

… countries during the session of the United Nation Organisations (UNO). Sonia Bunting joins the Guardian … proclaims May 1st as Freedom Day and calls on all organisations to go into demonstrations May,  Dr Yusuf Dadoo … Africa (CPSA) is held to discuss the impending Unlawful Organisations Bill . 12 May, The Immorality Amendment Act No …

… accessible for the international public, especially for organisations working to dismantle the system of apartheid … The Treason Trial When 156 leaders of the ANC and allied organisations were arrested on 5 December 1956, Canon Collins … the process. Members of various communities and various organisations also organised funding, food, legal help and …

… Sash, as it was sometimes known, worked with a number of organisations, including the United Democratic Front (UDF) , …