DETENTION
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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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Pretoria Central Gaol, 1960 | |
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Release Moses Mayekiso | |
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Release our leaders now | |
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Release trade unionists | |
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Renault steward released after four-month detention | |
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Reply of the NIC to the Prime ministers note of 30 November 1944 |
Correspondence |
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Report of the N.I.C. Passive resistance campaign in Natal |
N.I.C. documents |
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Repression - victory for hunger strikers | |
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Resistance politics will never be the same again... |
Article by the United Democratic Front on the seven-month state of emergency, leaders who were in detention or had gone underground to avoid detention were re-emerging and the former are recovering slowly from the effects of lengthy incarceration. |
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Responses to Janet Cherry`s detention | |
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Review since last Conference |
The letter from Desmond Tutu to SACC regarding the review of the conference about the death of Steve Biko. Also asking the authority to institute the judicial inquiry into Steve's death. |
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Room 619 | |
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SAIC and NIC Elections |
Press cuttings on the Elections |
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Section 29 of the Internal Security Act and the Rule of Law | |
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South Africa Report |
Handwritten report from an underground operative on discussions with the South African Institute of Race Relations, Unions and detainees about protests, stay-aways, strikes and marches. Also covers the Black Consciousness Movement, Buthelezi, and detentions. |
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Staement by Seth Sandila Mazibuku |
This is a press release about the death of Steve Biko and the detention of black leaders. |
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State still to decide on fate of SAAWU men | |
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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 of the church leaders regarding detentions, the hunger strike and the State of Emergency |
Statement issued by Church leaders regarding their concern about the substantial number of people still in detention and others who have been released but still under heavy restrictions. |