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… race, colour, sex, or creed. 16.3 All its people have the right to participate in the government and administration of … vote, under a common voters' roll. 16.4 All shall have the right to form and join any political party of their choice …

… race, colour, sex, or creed. 16.3 All its people have the right to participate in the government and administration of … vote, under a common voters' roll. 16.4 All shall have the right to form and join any political party of their choice …

… both black and white. Thus the struggle does not seek what the Botha regime describes as reforms. It is not about … speaks consistently of so-called group rights, of the right of the white population to self-determination and of … by imposing effective sanctions. It should be clear from what we have said that we ourselves agree with this …

… both black and white.      Thus the struggle does not seek what the Botha regime describes as reforms. It is not about … speaks consistently of so-called group rights, of the right of the white population to self-determination and of … by imposing effective sanctions. It should be clear from what we have said that we ourselves agree with this …

… and Dockyard handyman father could not give him.  But what they did give him he values greatly.   “They were the right parents for me, because although they did not have a … fell in love with freedom early in my life and when I saw what looked to me like institutional regulations, I could not …

… who played a two-day match in July 1901. Back (left to right): Phillipus Ooosthuizen (scorer – Boers), Gert Kotzé, J … sport. The club also boasted a cricket song, which went: What Africanders shall dare Any pastime to compare With the great and grand old manly game we love, What sight so sweet to view As a wicket hard and true And the …

… work on the pamphlet South Africa Defies United Nations: What Next? All this time my co-delegate, Mr. Rustomjee, who … a domestic one. The Prime Minister does not recognise the right of India to interfere with what he considers a domestic issue. If, then, he were to …

… the terrors of slavery ought to be able to appreciate what freedom means. Surely they cannot feel justified in … appreciate the position of slaves in Abyssinia [Ethiopia]. What right has the Emperor to keep slaves when all the democratic …

… from the psycho­logy of any other given race? b. What is the connection between Bantu psycho­logy and ethnology? c. Of what use is that connection, if proved, to our question of … by the other speakers in these conferences are: ”¢  The right use of recreation for Bantu converts ”¢  The uplift of …

… resigned this position—and perhaps by his abdication of what was then a considerable salary for an African—in order … his individual capacity. In doing so, Luthuli asserted the right to answer the government in formal terms irrespective … In 1952, the main target of Luthuli’s polemic was “what liberal-minded people rightly regarded as the path of …

… of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association as to, "What gives us our shared commonality, what would our answer be?"   Would the answer be that we are … it is only when the masses of the people repossess the right to be their own liberators that we will release the …

… were newly married. I was puzzled and thought to myself, what a strange man. I hardly knew him and he already took me … me that he wanted her to confirm whether he had “made the right choice of a woman”. When I objected, he just had a good …

… Black and white artwork of children. Map of Africa in top right hand corner. …

… book, entitled Working Women. Red block in top right hand corner with title in white letters. Fourteen …

… 1948 in bottom left hand corner. Albin Amelin in bottom right hand corner. …

… in bottom left hand corner. Folke Johansson in bottom right hand corner. …

… the oppressor. How can we intensify the revolution? What forms of organisation can ensure the maximum mobilisation of all the resources at our disposal? What are the motive forces of our struggle and their … forces has spurred the imperialists to strike left and right in Asia, Africa and Latin America. Some of the strength …

… of Bantu-speaking people, establish themselves south of what becomes known as the Limpopo River. Start of the … Iron Age period. c. 400 AD Early Iron Age people settle in what is now known as Kwa-Zulu Natal . c. AD 500 Early Iron … c. 1030 - 1290 Middle Iron Age people begin to establish what is now known as the Mapungubwe kingdom. The Southern …

… who visit the museum, are shocked when they hear what has happened here.  She fondly relays the story of a … and said “I would just like to apologise to you for what my people have done”. She says her heart just melted at … by their culture or their creed”. I asked Mrs Davidson what Simon’s Town is like today, compared with the Simon’s …

… house on left hand side. Removal truck in red and white on right hand side. …

… South Africa in red, behind bars. UDF logo at the bottom right of the poster. …

… poster with black lettering. RMC flags in top left and right hand corners. Photo of Harry Themba Gwala (67 years). …

… of city skyline with clouds in background. Flag in bottom right hand corner. …

… of lots of people. Image of four joined hands in top right corner. …

… blocks divided by black borders, each block containing a right of a child. Green, yellow, black and white artwork of …

… Orange and yellow sun in blue sky in top right hand corner with white rays coming down poster. Black …

… No bread without freedom : No freedom without bread : The right to organise, Bargain collectively, and strike …

… services and higher fares are unavoidable if you lose your right to vote. …

… at Great Hall on 2nd June 1982. Acronym BSS on bottom right. White artwork of people marching. …

… the sun, breaking his handcuffs. Name - Werner - in bottom right hand corner. …