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Contents: AIUSA PRISONER UPDATE • - new SADA cases • - banning order reimposed • - banning orders lifted • PROGRAMME OF ACTION FOR THE BANNED PEOPLE IN SOUTH AFRICA: 1982/3 • Introduction: The Use of Banning Orders to South Africa • Banning Orders: Developments in 1981-82 • PROGRAM OF ACTION FOR BANNED PEOPLE IN SOUTH AFRICA, APPEALS TO BE MADE DURING AUGUST 1982 • PROGRAM OF ACTION FOR BANNED PEOPLE IN SOUTH AFRICA, APPEALS TO BE MADE DURING SEPTEMBER 1982 • PROGRAM OF ACTION FOR BANNED PEOPLE IN SOUTH AFRICA, APPEALS TO BE MADE DURING OCTOBER 1982 • PROGRAM OF ACTION FOR BANNED PEOPLE IN SOUTH AFRICA, APPEALS TO BE MADE DURING NOVEMBER 1982 • Change of government authorities/address corrections • BLACK MINERS SENT TO HOMELANDS • Selected International Newsclippings on the following issues: • - former South African Ambassador to the U.S. • - killing of a detainee • - Mrs. Helen Joseph is unbanned • - Frank Chikane (a recently release POC) • The mailing reprints newspaper articles including: "Envoy an 'outcast' after Biko death" by Gerald Reilly, "Detainee killed by 'blunt force' say doctors" by William Utting, "S. Africa security laws could boomerang on whites" by Paul Van Slambrouck, "Mrs Joseph is unbanned" by Anne Sacks, and "Church must play role says Chikane" by Sam Mabe. The mailing discusses Sipho Mtshingane, AZANYU (Azania National Youth Unity), the General Laws Amendment Act, the Terrorism Act, Mampe Ntshingwa, indefinite detention, Neville Motlabakwe, Galeshewe Township, Kimberley Magistrates Court, Kimberley prison, interrogation, Johannes Kers, Sol Raphalalani, the Lutheran Scholarship Fund, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in South Africa, Dumisani Mathonsi, Police Headquarters in Pietermaritzburg, Dr. Mamphela Ramphele, POC (Prisoner of Conscience), Vuyisile Horatius Mdleleni, Mzwandile Andrew Mbilini, Winnie Mandela, Jacqueline Arenstein, Moses Bhengu, Priscilla Jana, Lawrence Ntlokoa, Siegfried Bhengu, Robben Island, Sedick Isaacs, Mewa Ramgobin, the Natal Indian Congress, he Committee for Clemency for Political Prisoners, Ela Ramgobin, Rowley Arenstein, Moki Cekesani, Jamalludien Shaik Ahmed Hamdulay, the South African Students' Association (SASA), a prolonged schools' boycott by students, security police, Johnny Issel, he South African Students Organization (SASO), Black Consciousness organizations, Steve Biko, Soweto, the Internal Security Act, David Johnson, the Black Students Society at the University of the Witwatersrand, Don Hattera, Dr. Beyers Naude, the Christian Institute, Lizo Pityana, Sipho Pityana, ~yameko Barney Pityana, Reverend David Russell, Abraham Walker, Lebowa, Sheila Weinberg, Eddie Daniels, David Gasa, Lybon Mabasa, the Azanian People's Organization (AZAPO), Thandisizwe Mazibuko, the Black People's Convention, Vuyisile Horatius Mdleleni , Aubrey Mokoena, Black Community Programmes, Sadique Variava, Khotso House, N. van der Merwe, he Grootvlei mine, gold, workers, violence, Donald Sole, the Vorster-Mondale meeting, the Carter administration, the U.S. Congress, Neil Aggett, Pik Botha, George Schultz, Chester Crocker, Venda Security Police, Lutheran preacher Tshifhiwa Muofhe, Sibasa Regional Court, Johann Loubser, the African National Congress (ANC), the National Party, the Progressive Federal Party (PFP), the Federation of South African Women, Lillian Ngoyi, the Defiance Campaign, Alwyn Schlebusch, the Treason Trial, and the Presidents Council. [Note: 1) The handwriting on this document is of Susanne Riveles who marked updates on the documents before they were copied for mailing. 2) Sadique Variava is presumably Sadecque Variava.]