Information in general about threats of resettlement and the resettlement of communities to areas designated for black occupation.

Most were published in the 1980s and subjects include the displacement of individual communities such as Roosboom and the Weenen farm evictions. Werksgroep Kairos campaign material focuses on forced removals in South Africa, in co-operation with ten church organisations.

Organisations and titles include:

The material concerns resettlements and threatened resettlements in Western Cape with the emphasis on the Cape Peninsula.

Issues around land reform were taken up by political groupings who organised workshops and made policy proposal. The churches that had been involved in the support of communities affected by the government's land policies examined the use of church land among other initiatives.

The material refers to subjects and debates that affected the homelands in general.

The possibility of the use of state land in rural land reform arose in the late 1980s. This material covers the late 1980s and early 1990s.

With the onset of negotiations towards a democratic South Africa, the demands of those who had been forced off their land for land restitution became a volatile issue. Programmes such as the Return to the Land Campaign and the filing of claims were used to pressure the government to attend to the redistribution of land.

A number of NGOs were active in assisting communities in development and housing. Many also publicised the effects of forced removals and lobbied support from the local and international communities.

Rural women often headed the household and endured the hardships in the homelands and rural areas.

Includes copies of legislation analyses of the impact, clippings and reports. The dates of the Bills are reflected in the headings.