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… these bars was imprisonment. And breaking the colour bar laws as a way of protesting against the laws was itself a further “crime” punished by imprisonment. …

… our people. The 1952 Campaign for the Defiance of Unjust Laws, in which 8,500 people defied certain laws, were arrested and sent to jail, that was the result of …

… No. On the ruins they built such a superstructure of laws, rules, regulations, paragraphs and by-laws that it became impossible for the broken Africans to …

… underground mining. This resulted in the making of new laws relating to the holding of claims. At first the rule had … the prime minister of the Cape in 1890 he helped to change laws in the cape to benefit the mines and industry. For …

… brutal torture and savage sentences under draconian laws, it was able to shatter the underground structures of …

… sown with grain, which, under the blessings of Britannia's laws, could be sold for not more than 18d. per bag. It was …

… brutal torture and savage sentences under draconian laws, it was able to shatter the underground structures of …

… the Freedom Charter, and that they are responsible for the laws and judiciary which sentenced our comrades to death. Our …

… the hands of judicial officers we have tightened the laws on bail, on parole and on organised crime and increased …

… the freedom of the African People from all discriminatory laws whatsoever. (c) To strive and work for the unity and …

… and against white domination and discriminatory laws. The fact, some of them argued at the Queenstown …

… be granted!' people who have deliberately broken the laws of the land in further of the Passive Resistance …

… then. He and his colleagues worked tirelessly, using the laws of the day, however deficient, to try to protect the …

… Government not to act against sportsmen for violating its laws, it is only because it serves the interests of white …

… had passed the committee stage and a day after it would pass the third reading, it was impossible to present a … Lordship's petitioners' case before allowing the Bill to pass the third reading. 10.During the debate it was stated, …

… with "terrorism", as usual) so that it could be easier to pass death sentences on them. Such a stance on James Mange …

… of a democratic South Africa, three decades would pass. In the United States, there are still pending legal …

… Khumalo, a young, budding and a prolific jazz musician, pass away, as he did, under mysterious conditions. This has …

… with "terrorism", as usual) so that it could be easier to pass death sentences on them. Such a stance on James Mange …

… labour,, mainly on farms. Blacks were arrested for petty pass offences, and forced to work on farms, where they were …

… the Department of Basic Education on the 1913 Women’s Anti-pass Campaign. Sept 2013 September 2013 Voluntary … the history of labour movements, youth, women, housing, pass and security laws in South Africa and other Southern African states. Lives …

… Langeberg! In the Garcia Forest Reserve , West of Garcia’s Pass the Peninsula Formation Sandstone, forms some impressive …

… happening here in terms of the ANC's resistance to the pass laws and so on... the Defiance Campaign... I got a cable from …

… - Sharpeville and After When police fired upon anti-pass protesters in Sharpeville on 21 March 1960, there was … inside South Africa were increasingly coming under harsh laws: detentions, political trials and, for some, death …

… and other gatherings declared as illegal under various laws such as the Internal Security Act. Secondly, the arrest …

… to regulate prices. Women and the Potchefstroom anti-pass campaign, 1928-1930 In Potchefstroom in 1928 the …