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… of anti-apartheid solidarity alive. This collaboration of British and American artists bears eloquent witness to Steve …

… against the Czarist regime; the boycott against the British Legislative Council in India by the Indian Congress. …

… through secretly, at a time when this country was still a British colony. Since then, these fraternal relations have …

… to Holland. During the Second Anglo-Boer War , the British razed the Village to the ground, destroying all but a …

… people could render support for the war effort of the British and the Union Governments. July 19, 1940 Dadoo writes … Gandhi Hall. Dadoo moves a resolution calling on the British to release Gandhi and for the United Nations to … Press Association. He travels with Harry Pollitt of the British Communist Party to the fifth conference of the Polish …

… went to her maternal home. The salt march went on and the British took vibrant action and my father was beaten up and … be released before I die. My grandfather pleaded with the British authorities to release him but they refused. My … incident in my life when I was about seven years. The British Government in India had decided to send High …

… Aapravasi Ghat was the first site chosen by the British government to take part in the "Great Experiment", … India, either to work in Mauritius or to transfer to other British colonies. Abu Mena (Abusir,Egypt) The ruins of the …

… against the partition of Bengal and the mass boycott of British goods in the Swadeshi movement. The experience of … - but placed the blame squarely on the violence of the British Raj. Martin Luther King, Jr., did not condemn John …

… imprisonment. They included: the Rev. Michael Scott, a British priest in Johannesburg; the Rev. W.H. Satchell of St. Aidan's Mission in Durban; and Miss Mary Barr, a British teacher in India who became an admirer of Gandhiji …

… was able to justify his actions by arguing that he and his British South Africa Company were members of a white race … people built Great Zimbabwe. In a report delivered to a British Association meeting in Johannesburg in 1929, Gertrude …

… days? Or was it that they were brought together by the British who starting from Malabar moved on from Telicherry …

… Bush had read documented historical narrations about the British and Russian attempt to win a war in Afghanistan in …

… to be roused against colonisation, whether manifest as the British possession of India or the whites in apartheid South …

… in accordance with the arrangements reached with the British government. The sanctions imposed on the Jamahyria …

… we need to recall how land alienation took place in British colonies and Boer republics before Union. The …

… unique way. The Dutch East India Company is no more. The British Empire and the apartheid system that replaced it have …

… Indian National Congress had fruitlessly petitioned the British Parliament for redress of their grievances, he …

… time, however, Zambia—which won its independence from the British in 1964–became the ANC-in-exile’s headquarters. It …

… was one of the largest penal colonies operated by the British. There he gained a reputation as a brutal …

… trade unions, the Communist Party and sections of the British Labour Party. After the banning of the ANC in 1960 …

… ANC?s civil disobedience campaigns. The Act granted the British governor general authority to set aside all laws and …

… Early in 1985 the government permitted Lord Bethell, a British Conservative Member of Parliament (MP), to interview …

… began to settle in Rustenburg around the 1870s, and as British subjects, the rights of Indians in the South African …

… fallen out of favour with the majority of those within British disability studies (Oliver, 2012). The growth of …

… fallen out of favour with the majority of those within British disability studies (Oliver, 2012). The growth of …

… of 30,000 slaves.  Thus it was that the decision of the British Government to order the emancipation of slaves in all British colonies was deeply resented by slave-owners at the … is pouring fortunes into the bulging treasure bags of British investors.  Cheques are dropping on the marble desks …

… of 30,000 slaves. Thus it was that the decision of the British Government to order the emancipation of slaves in all British colonies was deeply resented by slave-owners at the … is pouring fortunes into the bulging treasure bags of British investors. Cheques are dropping on the marble desks …

… headed by Paul Robeson; the Peoples` Progressive Party of British Guiana; and the World Federation of Democratic Youth. … than double the amount modestly set by the planners. In British Guiana, the Legislative Council passed a resolution … the Governor to convey copies of the resolution to the British Government and to the United Nations. The aftermath …

… Although the campaign was effectively defeated by the British state, its radical democratic legacies were significant for both British Liberalism and the labour and socialist movements. 8 … 13 Autumn 1956 saw two major international crises. The British, French and Israeli governments conspired o overthrow …