‘Socialism means freedom’ – one of the slogans during the 2nd National Conference of the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) in February 1987.
Adela More, in front of her house in Mogopa, before the forced resettlement in Bophuthatswana
A Ndebele speaking woman with her few possessions, after her resettlement from Moutse to the KwaNdebele bantustanJanuary 1986
The mother of Fanie Guduka and her baby - her 12-year old son was held in detention for 57 days without charge or conviction
Congress movement stalwart Francis Baard speaks at the launch of the UDF in Cape Town
White women demonstrate in front of the police station in Moroka (Soweto) for the withdrawal of the army from the townships
Advice bureau of the South African Domestic Workers' Association (SADWA)1985
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Striking MAWU members in Brits [Western Transvaal]
Funeral of Congress of South African Students (COSAS) organiser Bongani Khumalo, killed in September 1984
Joseph Kgatitsoe, one of the Mogopa leaders, signs the petition against their forced removal to Bophuthatswana in November 1983
