DETENTION
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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 | ||
Mid-March in Uitenhage | ||
Editorial: Further Down The Slippery Slope | ||
Editorial: Half a Step Forward and Two Back | ||
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 | ||
Freedoms we have lost | ||
Can they ever be the same again? | ||
Detained | ||
The Black Sash Statement | ||
A moral and legal outrage | ||
Detaining the peacemakers | ||
Members detained | ||
1988: Detentions | ||
Editorial | ||
Press statement |
Press statement where Valli Moosa welcomed the return of Rev Frank Chikane and how he has been a subject of detention without trial and assassination. |
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Statement by business leaders |
Statement by business leaders regarding the thought that the state had sufficient powers in the vast array of existing draconian security legislation to cope. |
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Statement on Death of Johannes Ngalo |
Statement on Death of Johannes Ngalo, issued by Detainees Support Committee, DPSC and United Democratic Front regarding the death of Johannes Bonakele Ngalo after few hours in police custody. |