(Items listed according to incident date. In cases where none occurs, the date when the report was made is employed).

Items include:

Benjamin Sechale Thadi (photograph taken: June 1985) [1+duplicate].

Xolisile Toyi & Andrew Ntshaleaza (photographs taken: 23 September 1985) (See Black Sash Reports - Eastern Cape) [3 items].

Sylvia Mabungu (age 16); Georgina Ngobeni (age 18); Monica Raphiri (age 15); Berlina Mabaka (age 16) - assaulted by police in Alexandra (May 1986) [8 items].

Trevor Linda Mduni (photographs taken: 23 April 1986) [2 items)].

Lerato (age 3) whose mother was detained [1 item].

Thabong vigilantes: Koko Molete (ex-vigilante, Thabong); Kombi used by Thabong vigilantes (1 + duplicate).

re detentions; conditions of detention; assaults in detention; deaths as a result of security force action.

Items include: Constitution of the DPSC; proposal/budget for DPSC.

Correspondents include: Amnesty International; Child Welfare Society; Audrey Coleman (DPSC); Dr Max Coleman (DPSC); Human Awareness Programme (HAP); Ruth Jackson (DPSC); Legal Resources Centre.

Correspondents include: Amnesty International USA; Detainees' Community, Johannesburg Prison; The International Youth for Peace and Justice Tour; Witwatersrand Council of Churches.

Diaries kept by the detainee Simon Nkoli in prison.

Simon Nkoli was arrested and charged as one of 21 accused, all of which were associated with the United Democratic Front (UDF). The main charge was treason, and the protracted trial became known as the Delmas Treason Trial.

Simon Nkoli was also a gay rights activist. His personal papers are housed at the Gay and Lesbian Archive (GALA) at Wits University, among them missing pieces of his diary on tissue paper.

Monthly Reports re Detentions/Bannings/Deportations/PoliticalPrisoners/Political Trials etc. (Also includes Special Reports eg. State of Emergency):