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… to some extent by the long-term effects of the 1913 Land Act. Effects of the 1913 Land Act The Land Act marked the end … of the shortage of accommodation, slums spread. The authorities, concerned about the spread of disease, passed … of a paradise, which will enhance the status of the Bantu. Quoted in (Umthetheleni Wa Bantu, January 30, 1932) …

… Non-White had ever lodged an objection to the Immorality Act. I have listened attentively to the attitude of the hon. … actual carnal intercourse between a White person and a Bantu - only between a White person and a Bantu - constituted an offence, and it applied to actual …

… of Justice, introduced the Suppression of Communism Act (Act 44 of 1950), South Africa was enjoying a tranquility … Mr. Justice Clayden, who gave judgment on the 30th May 1951, awarding me £3,200 damages, less the £300 which I had … and Albert Hertzog's venture came to an end. In July 1951, I issued a further summons against the printers for …

… the present regime, namely, the Republic of South Africa Act 1961, expressly entrusts all sovereign power in South … entirely eliminated. It has been a matter of pride to the authorities that the latest rounds of election to Parliament … Vorster regime is denying itself any lawful authority to act in the name of the majority. It may demand obedience on …

… much harassment from the Security Branch and other State authorities. Over the years several editions were declared … group "coloured" as defined by the Population Registration Act of 1950. The Zanzibaris were first classified by the South African Government as "Freed Slaves", then "Bantu", then "Coloureds" and finally by the Race …

… the present regime, namely, the Republic of South Africa Act 1961, expressly entrusts all sovereign power in South … entirely eliminated. It has been a matter of pride to the authorities that the latest rounds of election to Parliament … Vorster regime is denying itself any lawful authority to act in the name of the majority. It may demand obedience on …

… Court to set aside the Choice on Termination of Pregnancy Act, arguing that a fetus has a right to life. The court … July 1998. The anti-abortion groups were responding to an act passed on 11 December 1996. The Choice on Termination of Pregnancy Act, gave women of any age or marital status access to …

… piece of legislation known as the Internal Security Act, No. 74 of 1982. A thorough examination and analysis of … Emergency, P.W. Botha said the following: 'To enable the authorities to deal with continued incidents of unrest … and tactics of resistance and, on the other hand, the authorities responding by introducing new measures of …

… in the 20th century resulted in the Natives (Urban Areas) Act of 1923, which provided for stricter controls over the … only allowed into towns when their labour was needed. The act had drastic implications for Africans, regarded as … and 60s, and the White population increased from 2186 in 1951 to 4247 in 1960. The population explosion accelerated …

… to focus on the planned elections for the Black Local Authorities (BLAs) and other local government in the … continue to use consumer boycotts to protest black local authorities and national repression; UDF launches the Forward … Charter November, UDF calls for boycott of black local authorities September, UDF and the ANC initiate the formation …

… we had to contend with in our time. There was no Terrorism Act, no "Communism Act", no Internal Security Act, or … uncooperative: Gandhi was a model prisoner;but because the authorities wanted to separate him from his comrades: they … her a letter in Gujarati - it was embargoed by the prison authorities because they couldn't read Gujarati. He had to …

… being found guilty on five charges under the Terrorism Act. The state claimed that he supplied information to the … Ernest Dipale, arrested under the new Internal Security Act and charged with furthering the aims of a banned … out against ANC houses and offices by the Mozambican authorities. 11 May , David Kitson , South Africa’s longest …

… Coloured, and Indian) through the Population Registration Act No. 30 of 1950. It further voted to divide South Africa … the exclusive use of each race) through the Group Areas Act No. 41 of 1950. Both these Acts commenced on 7 July, … 1950. On 20 February, 1950 the Population Registration Act was read for the first time in Parliament. Subsequently, …

… apart. Some of these laws included the Mixed Marriages Act, the Immorality Act and the Group Areas Act. Though not aimed exclusively at "Coloureds", this …

… of four  Acts, namely, the Population Registration Act of 1950, The Group Areas Act, the Land Act and the Separate Amenities Act. The repealing of these …

… in any way. Later, a White representative was appointed to act as a link between management bodies and the government, … each established at least one such settlement. In 1893, Act 8 of 1893 was introduced by government, which demanded … historical terms have not been changed, for example Bantu, natives and Kaffirfontein*. Waaihoek, one of the …

… Nation” in Zulu). It was also a news station. Apartheid authorities did their best to keep forbidden ideas out of … were riddled with spies. The first broadcast, then, was an act of defiance—and also, perhaps, a proof of life. In June … Institute of Social History Image Source The authorities raided the farm a couple of weeks later, rolling …

… the Natal government with an article urging people Vukani Bantu! Rise Up you people'. For the time being Gandhi was … what steps they should take and what the reaction of the authorities would be. Inspirational stories of resistance … in South Africa - the devastating provisions of the Land Act of 1913, the pass struggles of Africans were publicised …

… the Dutch as 'Herry'. He is later returned to the Cape to act as the resident agent or postmaster for passing ships and … of the Company. Though prohibited and punished by the Cape authorities if discovered, instances occur where they raid …

… existence of the procedures and practices in the Terrorism Act and other repressive legislation undermines the rule of … against unbridled persecution and cruelty by the authorities has dwindled and vanished. Consider the … medical attention. ”¢ The General Laws Amendment Act, No. 62 of 1966, empowers a senior police officer to …

… of the 1973 agreement between the Islands self-government authorities and France that the islands shall gain …

… unions and government officials, especially educational authorities, to find a way, this World Teachers' Day, to tell …

… Sixty-five years ago Steve Bantu Biko who would become a pioneer of the Black … He was banned and detained several times by the apartheid authorities for his involvement in the liberation struggle. …

… 8th, Human Rights Watch began reporting that the Nigerian authorities were using coercive financial measures to … the shooting, despite the mounting evidence that the act was perpetrated by Nigerian soldiers who arrived, …

… in 1975 and tried under the Suppression of Communism Act. Understanding the power structures of society was one of …

… passes the Choice on Termination of Pregnancy (CTOP) Act. The law allows women to terminate pregnancies on request … be public health and social problems in South Africa. The Act, a critical milestone for gender equality, secured all … debate making formal submissions in opposition to the Act. …

… on whom banning notices under the General Laws Amendment Act of 1963 (the so-called 90 Day Act), consisting largely of amendments to the Suppression of Communism Act, had been served up to 30 April 1964. Of that total, 68 …

… argued that SRCs were an attempt by the university authorities to control the student body. The rejoinder to … authoritarian attitudes and repressive controls of campus authorities at black institutions. According to Phaala, this … student organisations at campuses were condemned as an act of collaboration with the state, and Unity Movement …

… Cape Town where he awaited his departure and assisted the authorities, because “he had a high reputation and he could …

… was very little education and effort on the part of the authorities to 'prepare' black people in the colonies for …