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… among them the Sophiatown forced removals and the Treason Trial. Although it opposed racism and apartheid, some …

… censorship. The most famous case of this was the Treason Trial, where Nelson Mandela and other leaders of the … of Communism Act. 47 All of the writings of the Treason Trial convicts, such as Govan Mbeki's South Africa: The …

… or without just cause; not to be detained without trial; to be free from all forms of violence from either …

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

… “The brutalities of the past - detentions without trial, disappearances of our people, deaths in detentions, …

… of the Congress of Democrats and defendant in the Rivonia Trial , is born in Cape Town. 17 May, National elections take … (Mac) Maharaj , defendant in the mini-Rivonia Trial and member of the ANC’s executive committee in exile, …

… conditions – that all students held in detention without trial are released and that “police harassment” of schools …

… enticing disorder. The accused used the seventeen-month trial to their advantage, as a platform to state the case of …

… Campaign. The NIC also had members among the Treason Trial defendants and in MK when it was formed in 1961. Due to …

… Wentzel from Swaziland and brought her back to stand trial in South Africa. She sought relief for her illegal …

… 1962 Excerpts from Chief Lutuli's evidence at the treason trial dealing with his understanding of a non-violent … South Africa freedom day on June 26, 1953 On the Rivonia Trial , on June 12 1964, Lutuli issued this statement when … others were sentenced to life imprisonment in the "Rivonia Trial". Presidential Address to the 42nd Annual Conference of …

… 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 …

… part of the state’s body of evidence during the Rivonia trial. Mandela read his famous statement from the dock, …

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

… was convicted under the Terrorism Act in April 1972 in the trial of members of the African People's Democratic Union os … mother of 2 daughters. One of the accused in the Treason Trial of 1955-1961; aquitted; banned for 5 yrs. since 1963; … SA Women she was brought to Johannesburg for the Treason Trial. She was banished from her old home in Port Elizabeth …

… . 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 …

… in what will become known as the Pietermaritzburg Treason Trial . Despite the context of heavy repression, the UDF … they are charged with treason in the Delmas Treason Trial . Early May, three Port Elizabeth Black Civic …

… in Cape Town on a charge of sedition. After a long trial, the case is eventually withdrawn in 1948.14 - 17 … dissociates himself from his fellow trialists. The trial drags on for five months and all the leaders are found … of the twenty liberation movement leaders, who are on trial under the Suppression of Communism Act, demonstrate at …

… Wentzel from Swaziland and brought her back to stand trial in South Africa. She sought relief for her illegal …

… of the ANC and allied organisations chargedin the "Rivonia trial". (Many of them had beenarrested on the Rivonia farm). … the Government of South Africa toabandon the "Rivonia trial" of Nelson Mandelaand other leaders, and forthwith to … African Political Prisoners.) October - June, The Rivonia Trial, which ended in Mandela, Mbeki, Sisulu, Goldberg, …

… of their actual residence. 24 August, The second trial of the 19 prisoners (including Winnie … be taken against the South African government. 14 May, The trial of ex-political prisoner and SACP veteran  Harry Gwala …

… 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 …

… early in 1956. The SAIC had members among the Treason Trial defendants and in uMkhonto weSizwe when it was formed …

… , which were royal warrants ordering imprisonment without trial. During Louis XVI’s reign, 14000 lettres de cachet were …