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… including Enoch Mgijima and his sons. In November 1921 the trial of the 141 Israelites arrested began in Queenstown. … against the authority of the state” (Edgar, 2010: 37). The trial lasted two weeks, at the end of which all 141 were …

… on for a year before his appeal was dismissed. When the trial resumed in 1967, Nanabhai read a 19- page statement on … I am ready for the sentence." Many Indians attended the trial and wept when he concluded his statement. He was …

… of forced labour. Mass arrests and detention without trial led to overpopulated prisons and the colonial powers …

… . It also cured around 90% of XDR TB patients in the NixTB trial conducted in South Africa [17] . The research and testing conditions for the NixTB trial were limited and do not guarantee the same outcome when …

… Nokuthula Simelane matter, the first apartheid-era murder trial to come before a South African court since 2007, they … Ahmed Timol case is that Cajee has not been pushing for a trial, he has been pushing for another inquest—and also, all …

… I was sent by the Sunday Pictorial to witness the Treason Trial. I saw them all, 162 of them; there was very little I … him, a sense of leadership. These men and women were on trial for their lives, but they all insisted on walking …

… involved in Biko's arrest and detainment. During the trial, the presiding judge ruled that a charge of murder …

… (SWEAT) maintained an active presence throughout the trial, keeping the procedures in public attention. SWEAT, …

… Mrs Mkhize was one of the 156 charged during the Treason Trial. Dr Margaret Chuene studied medicine at the University … he was in Pretoria as one of the accused in the Treason Trial. She soon got embroiled in the Women's Anti-Pass … there was talk that it reached the High Command, hence the Rivonia arrests. In his defence speech at that trial, Nelson …

… or without just cause; b.    not to be detained without trial; c.     to be free from all forms of violence from … 3.    Every accused person has a right to a fair trial, which includes the right- a.     to be informed of the … and facilities to prepare a defence; c.     to a public trial before an ordinary court; d.    to have their trial …

… the United Nations. Boesak was charged with fraud and his trial began in 1998. On 18 December, a plea from the defense …

… had no protection whatever and could be condemned without trial or hearing. The courts could not intervene. Facts, … as well as the taxed costs of the action up to date of trial, including counsel's fees on trial. By now the Nationalists had to acknowledge that I …

… under hastily proclaimed emergency regulations without trial. And about 20,000 others were similarly arrested and … Bantu Education. We cannot feel indifferent to the Treason Trial, which commenced after the dawn arrests of leaders on … sometime during this year. A victory for the leaders on trial will be a great blow to the Nationalists, and let us …

… in which event I would be liable for the costs of the trial, amounting perhaps to many thousands of pounds. I … There were some peculiar features about the conduct of the trial. First, the magistrate allowed numerous irrelevancies …

… for allegedly leading the group. Following a five month trial, he was imprisoned until 1959 and detained until 1961. …

… FBI agents, who flew him to the United States to await trial.  In 1996 he was sentenced to life imprisonment for air …

… and captured 326 of the marchers. Of these 47 were put on trial including the leadership group of Hooper, Kelly, Louis …

… opportunity, today, to pay tribute to the two surviving Rivonia trialists, Isithwalande Andrew Mlangeni and Dennis …

… other Xhosa prisoners, who like Makhanda, had had no trial or sentencing. It is a possibility that these prisoners …

… pleased to be joined by members of the legal team in the Rivonia Treason trial – Lord Joel Joffe, who is now based in London and Judge … last week. He was, among other things, a member of the Rivonia defence team. We extend our gratitude to our friends …

… and I, when at school already in ’56 ah there was this big trial taking place in the country. The Treason Trial. And that was a kind of awareness beginning to develop, … years. When our trial was in progress Mandela’s trial, Rivonia people, they were on trial,  so the trial was going …

… of the banning of the ANC. the long years of the treason trial, the scar of Sharpeville. The 1960s, the decade of … them more and more powers of arrest and detention without trial. They were in reality answerable to no one but … to violence. He was released on bail to await his trial. This Dean was famous for his plain speaking from the …

… Provinces. In 1880 the Rev. Owen Watkins started a “Trial Mission” in the Transvaal which was based in Pretoria … converted. In 1880, the year that Watkins established the “Trial Mission” in the Transvaal, the Rev. John Kilner, …

… covering a period that began on 1 October 1952. The trial of amongst others, Moroka, Sisulu, Marks, Mandela, …

… members of the ANC - the ruling party at the time of the trial - could similarly be charged. It can be noted that out …

… worked as 326 marchers were captured. 47 were put on trial including the leadership group of Hooper, Kelly, Louis …

… African Parliament. She fought against detention without trial, pass laws, influx control, job reservation on grounds …

… ANC, Chief Albert Luthuli, was arrested for treason. The trial continued for three years. 1960 - Dr Naicker played a …

… shall be imprisoned, deported or restricted without a fair trial; No-one shall be condemned by the order of any …