YOUTH
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SAIC and DIO- various Memoranda and reports 1946 to 1948 |
Statement of the South African Indian Congress |
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Report of deputation to J C Smuts |
President and members...... |
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Demonstration Against Malan |
Students are reknowned as pickets the world over..... |
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Press Statement - South African Indian Congress Conference |
Conference - SAIC |
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A UNITED RESISTANCE OF THE INDIAN PEOPLE AGAINST APARTHEID |
A UNITED RESISTANCE OF THE INDIAN PEOPLE AGAINST APARTHEID WILL BE THE MAIN TASK OF THE NE W OFFICIALS OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN....... |
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Secretary of the South African Indian Congress has not resigned |
Durban today states that he has not resigned....... |
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South African Indian Congress Conference held in Durban on the 17th, 18th and 19th September 1948 |
This Eighteenth session of the South African Indian Congress meets only a few months after the holding of the General..... |
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Opening Address by Chief Albert J Luthuli, President-General, African National Congress to the 22nd Bennial Conference of the South African Indian Congress meeting at Gandhi Hall. |
Once again another biennial conf erence is upon you..... |
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Report on the Passive Resistant Council |
Submitted by JOINT PASSIVE RESISTANCE COUNCIL ofNATAL AND TRANSVAAL INDIAN CONGRESSES TO SOUTH AFRICAN INDIAN CONGRESS CONFERENCE AT DURBAN....... |
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Press Release - 21 October 1956 |
The keynote of the deliberations at the 22nd Biennial Conference of the South African Indian Congress was the total rejection of apartheid and all its ramifications. The Conference, in a resolution de-.....
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Press Release |
The grim story of oppressive rule over non-whites of successive....... |
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Press Release |
"Since the last conference of our Congress, the Indian people in common vvith the African and coloured peoples, have been subjected to unmitigated oppression on grounds of race and colour..... |
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Resolution passed at the 22nd Conference of the South African Indian Congress held in Johannesburg – 19th, 20th and 21st October 1956 |
Apartheid, Freedom Charter, Women in the Struggle, Youth, Group Areas Act, International Situation, Suppression of the Communism Act, Police Intimidation |
| Girls Scouts |
Scouts |
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| Gymnastics |
Youth doing gymnastics |
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| Sport Centre |
Sport Centre building |
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| Hiking |
Activity on a hiking trip |
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| Hiking |
Group activity transport injured across gorge. Youth make best of equipment available |
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| PC154: Ruth Lundie Collection: A youth at a funeral between two coffins. In the background are posters 'Stop the killings' |
Black and white print 9.5 x 16.3 |
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| Courting youth from Ndwedwe |
Courting youth from Ndwedwe KZN. |