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… Congress of Trade Unions, are executed in Pretoria Central prison. 1965 Viola Hashe is banned and restricted to …

… guilty, their sentences varied from death sentences and prison sentences. …

… to Cape Town shortly after Nelson Mandela’s release from prison in February 1990. Splitting his time between his house …

… sedition. He was convicted and sentenced to 14 years in prison. He was released as part of the negotiations for a …

… were tried for treason, found guilty and sentenced to prison terms on St Helena. In 1894 Dinuzulu was pardoned and …

… of this is that upon the release of Nelson Mandela from prison in 1990, one of the first groups that he visited was …

… lie buried in many countries, whose members languish in prison and whose members even today serve in our front ranks. … who were incarcerated in the fascist prisons turned prison into a battleground. Cut off from the masses, they … knew that there would be no turning back. Our leaders in prison have repeatedly been offered their release if only …

… of them served it on Robben Island. The Robben Island prison was turned into a political school by the ANC. The struggle continued inside prison. Amongst the shocking acts of abuse of power, the … the Sobukwe Clause, to extend his stay. For him to be in a prison environment, they sent him to Robben Island. Comrades …

… lie buried in many countries, whose members languish in prison and whose members even today serve in our front ranks. … who were incarcerated in the fascist prisons turned prison into a battleground. Cut off from the masses, they … knew that there would be no turning back. Our leaders in prison have repeatedly been offered their release if only …

… with Mr. Buthelezi? Here is a man who when he came out of prison preached the need for negotiation. I mean, even in … now, we have got to bear in mind that the man has been in prison. And, well, the people who are advising him are, he is … be your assessment of Mr. Mandela since his release from prison? Where has he done better than you expected, where has …

… of them served it on Robben Island. The Robben Island prison was turned into a political school by the ANC. The struggle continued inside prison. Amongst the shocking acts of abuse of power, the … the Sobukwe Clause, to extend his stay. For him to be in a prison environment, they sent him to Robben Island. Comrades …

… state. At the end of 1976, Biko spent 101 days in prison, much of it in solitary confinement. In August the … only as a role model for the leadership that was not in prison, but also served, particularly towards the end of … Since most anti-apartheid leaders were in exile, in prison or banned, clergy were thrust into the forefront of …

… a foundation course I took nineteen years earlier in prison. Overnight accommodation was in the attached hostel … dual life without hurting Ez who, when I came home from prison, had said she knew I would have affairs, but should …

… Well, on a serious note, one of the aspects of prison life I appreciated, in spite of the tragedy of being imprisoned, especially for a long term of years, in prison for many years, is the fact that one got the …

… 95 a year. In 1961 the number of persons sentenced to prison was 289,000 - in 1968 it was 486,000. Facing a more … the working class - with its leadership killed, in prison, banned, or in exile - had to find its own means to …

… Mandela, leader of this liberation movement, confined in prison for over 22 years by a regime which hoped he would be … by the movement in the face of tortures of its members in prison and the cowardly and gruesome killings of its refugees …

… the close comrade of her father, the late Judson Kuzwayo, prison and MK comrade of Zuma. Zuma’s version was accepted by …

… of resistors, especially those who repeatedly went to prison, as well as errors in spellings of names, several …

… the detectives took my fingerprints and rushed me off to prison. At about eleven p.m., when I was already asleep, …

… international delegation to meet with Nelson Mandela in prison, and by setting out a negotiating position which was …

… Africa. When Nelson Mandela was finally released from prison and made his first visit to the United States, …

… throughout the province and hundreds of women were sent to prison. Civil disobedience and demonstrations continued … again led a batch of resisters, was arrested, sent to prison for three months. Zainab, Mrs PK Naidoo and Miss … throughout the province and hundreds of women were sent to prison. Civil disobedience and demonstrations continued …

… be extended. Tabata spoke of being arrested, described prison conditions and discussions he had when inside the prison yard. Tabata's position, which he described in the AAC … was not successful there were 8,000 volunteers who went to prison - some being counted more than once if they defied on …

… the 17th and 20th century, the island was used as a prison, including for political prisoners, a hospital for …

… Road, Observatory) - when she came to visit Nelson in prison. And they must have heard my name. So we spent about … HW: In Brandfort. And in 84 I visited (Nelson) Mandela in prison. And, but by that time she stayed at my home, every … see Nelson. Taylor: How did that meeting with Mandela - in prison - come about? HW: Ah, she came home one day and said I …

… By the 1930s (when all surviving "Trotskyists" in the prison-camps, with their families down to the age of 12 … By the 1930s (when all surviving "Trotskyists" in the prison-camps, with their families down to the age of 12 …

… community; * render Islamic guidance and services in prison, hospitals and other institutions. Among the Jamiat's … issued to bona fide organisations; * the Jamiat renders prison services at Barberton, Bethal, Leeukop, Johannesburg …

… state of emergency, or when the people`s leaders remain in prison and their national organisations are banned or …

… state of emergency, or when the people's leaders remain in prison and their national organisations are banned or …

… as little delay as possible. Preparing a defence from a prison cell hardly enables an accused person to make any …