DETENTION
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Civil Rights News Letter, April 1959 | |
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Leslie Tsuela. Death in Detention : 1968-1981 |
Leslie Tsuela, death, detention, Docrat, police, Klerksdorp, homicide trial, prisoners, plantation |
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Letter from Phyllis Naidoo to Maggie |
Please note my address. I've lost the box now that I am not practicing Law. This is my home and you are welcome as always to visit, to share a cup of coffee. I cannot recall whose detention I wrote to you about. I have been waiting to publish short stories on where are they now? |
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Letter from Helen to Phyllis Naidoo |
A very happy Christmas to you, a prosperous New Year and a better government in 1997, wherever you happen to live, especially in Britain - not that there is much hope offered by Tony Blair's Tory-cloned 'New Labour'. |
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Letter from Phyllis Naidoo to The Cosby family |
The news that your family has suffered the assassination of your 28 year old son ENIS is very painful. |
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Letter from Phyllis Naidoo to WILLIE & BETTY LESLIE |
When Betty so generously offered to pedicure {cut) Docrat's toe nails on Saturday 22/2, we found that Bones had beat us to the draw. Bones had visited Docrat (82yrs) on that Saturday morning. She offered her skills that she had acquired on her mother ' s toenails and Doc accepted. |
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Arts and Africa: BBC African Service, no. 141 | |
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Writers and Human Rights abuses in Africa | |
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Editorial |
Editorial on Implacable Africa and Shakespeare Makoni. |
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Breaking of men |
An anonymous South African is inspired by reading Ruth First's book "117 days" to describe his own experience of solitary confinement and interrogation, which led to his turning state evidence in a sabotage trial. |
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Njikelana on SAAWU | |
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Mid-March in Uitenhage | |
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Editorial: Half a Step Forward and Two Back | |
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Editorial: Further Down The Slippery Slope | |
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Interview with Murphy Morobe |
Interview with Murphy Morobe acting National Publicity Secretary for United Democratic Front who has been a political activist since the early seventies when he became involved in the South African Students Movement (SASM) |
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Chapter nine: Political trials and detention | |
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Freedoms we have lost | |
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Can they ever be the same again? | |
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Detained | |
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Detaining the peacemakers |