REPRESSION
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From the Executive Director | |
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Hands off Cosatu! | |
| Health care and repression | ||
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How they beat the ban | |
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Immorality Act, Act No 23 of 1957 |
The Act was to consolidate and amend the laws relating to brothels and unlawful carnal intercouse and other acts in relation thereto |
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Inside Afro-America |
A report on the American reality. |
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Inside South Africa |
An injection of black students into South Africa's student movement is needed, for black students would act through their vested interest in social change and not through their consciences alone. |
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Kwathema stays away | |
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Lebowa: a call to organise every person | |
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Lecturer expelled from South Africa | |
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Letter from Dorothy to Phyllis Naidoo |
I was very pleased to receive your letter last month. |
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Mailed fist or ham fist? | |
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Message to all comrades and compatriots in detention, prison and facing trials |
Press release by the United Democratic Front at its National Working Committee Conference with a message to all comrades and compatriots. |
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Middleburg remembers March 21 | |
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N.Transvaal UDF condemns repression against its people | |
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Natives (Abolition of Passes and Co-ordination of Documents) Act, Act No 67 of 1952 |
The Act was to repeal the laws relating to carrying passes by natives; to provide for the issue of reference books to natives; to amend the Native Administration Act,1927, the Native Service Contract Act, 1932, and the Natives (Urban Areas) Consolidation Act, 1945, and to provide for incidental m |
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No time for relief | |
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Notes on Theory No 3: The State | |
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NUSAS resumé 1981 |
Record of some of the main events that the National Union of South African Students initiated or was involved in during 1981, in particular, political events and continuing state repression. |
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October 26: is it free and fair? |