African Activist Archive

Contents: South Africa: The Rhetoric of Reform And the Reality of Repression • Legislating A Permanent State of Emergency • A State of Siege • The Pass Laws and The Rhetoric of Reform • The report discusses the Public Safety Amendment Act, the Internal Security Act, the Minister of Law and Order, the State of Emergency Regulations, the Public Safety Act of 1953, security forces, the Public Safety Amendment Bill, the Centre for Applied Legal Studies, Tightening the Security Net by Gilbert Marcus, P.W. Botha, the Detainees' Parents Support Committee (DPSC), detentions, student and teacher organizations, the United Democratic Front (UDF), children, Louis Le Grange, apartheid, the Legal Resources Centre, homelands, bantustans, The Abolition of Influx Control? by Geoff Budlender, the Abolition of Influx Control Act, the Blacks (Urban Areas) Consolidation Act, the State President, the ANC (African National Congress), discriminatory laws, military conflict, the Commissioner of Police, the Supreme Court of South Africa, Pass Laws, passports, Transkei, Bophuthatswana, Venda, Ciskei, South African citizenship, the Aliens Act, the Group Areas Act, Crossroads, Africans, employers, the Resolution of South African Citizenship Bill, the African township of Brits, denationalization, renationalization, housing policy, anti-'squatter' legislation, freedom of movement, KwaNdebele, the Restoration of South African Citizenship Bill, and a reference book. [Note: This was part of a larger newsletter: Committee Report, No. 58, August 1986 that was not about Africa.]

African Activist Archive

A Special Report: Southern Africa

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