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… to hang us by political argument in the court of public opinion and he neglected to provide a thorough basis of legal …

… and the person, equality, freedom of religion, belief and opinion, freedom of expression, assembly, demonstration and …

… work at starvation wages. Though Coloured and Indian workers were also discriminated against, they were … was that a majority of these white (and some Coloured and Indian) ‘closed shop’ unions were members of TUCSA (Trade …

… given them in the Constitution. It was also in my opinion after a thorough analysis of the relevant laws that …

… in South Africa and in southern Africa and to mobilize opinion against the apartheid regime. We wish to honour those …

… of the rank-and-file boycotters, and aware, too, that if opinion became divided the whole boycott might fizzle out and …

… revolutionary in a society where a young person's opinion was rarely listened to. Mathandwe, also called …

… to settle permanently in the Colony. The indentured Indian labourers who arrive in the early period are also …

… is a danger to us. The communist penetration in the Indian Ocean is a tremendous source of danger to us. One is …

… in the economy and Black workers, African, Coloured and Indian, eagerly filled these jobs, but at wages far below …

… art, rural wall painting and sculpture, as well as local Indian architecture and sculpture. His placing of these …

… of the African people. The leaders of the Coloured and Indian organisations were also giving evidence. When Dr. Xuma …

… of the historic Passive Resistance Campaign waged by the Indian people in 1946; the 40th anniversary of the adoption …

… of an African child costs about ú9 p.a. and that of an Indian child or Coloured child costs about f20 p.a.; for the …

… elections to the Tricameral Parliament in coloured and Indian areas, but it was soon transformed into the leading …

… representatives, and a House of Delegates made up of 45 Indian representatives. A multi-racial cabinet drawn from the …

… elections to the Tricameral Parliament in coloured and Indian areas, but it was soon transformed into the leading …

… In the early 1920s there was a sharp division of opinion among black Anglican clergy on the Reef as to whether …

… shopkeepers in Sophiatown – in those days predominantly Indian or Chinese. Robert Resha led the ANC in the area, and … us were teachers active in the formation of the Transvaal Indian & Coloured Teachers Association, others like Lepolesa …

… He covers himself with loose clothing. He is ruled by opinion. African - black, phlegmatic, lax; black, curly hair; … whites to blacks or 'bastaards'; and the arbiters of opinion regularly condemned 'those who miscegenate with … degrees of refinement.' 26 Whatever their differences of opinion on why some societies were uncivilised, the …

… that gave false representations to the Coloured and Indian compatriots. The Black Local Authorities never really …

… and lead this transformation. Black judges (African, Indian and Coloured) now constitute 61% of all judges. …

… such as the Communist Party and the South African Indian Congress (SAIC). Urban branches were encouraged to …

… opportunity to recognise the important contribution of the Indian community in the fields of labour, business, science, …

… of slaves. Slaves were brought from trading posts in the Indian Ocean that included Mozambique, Madagascar, Indonesia, …

… the permanent urbanisation of Africans. Only coloured and Indian families were allowed to move to the cities and to …

… measures, the ANC should mobilise international public opinion to put pressure on the developed countries to honour …

… In the early 1920s there was a sharp division of opinion among black Anglican clergy on the Reef as to whether …

… Jassat from the Marshall Square police station. The Indian comrades bribed a young policeman to let them escape. …

… discussions at home about how wrong the right-wing Indian nationalists were who thought that by supporting the …