Bound thesis entitled "Against the world: South Africa and human rights at the United Nations 1945-1961", submitted in fulfilment of Doctor of Law, University of South Africa.

Interviews conducted by Gary Kynoch.

Shaik (cont.).

The applicants, being The Minister of Education and The University of Cape Town, were seeking for the High Court to vary the Trust's provisions in line with the Constitution of South Africa. This after the Bursary Trust had published an advert in which it invited applications for Bursaries for students at the University of Cape Town, stipulating that applicants, in terms of the Will of the deceased, were required to be matriculants, of European descent, male, gentile and with limited or no means.

This part of the collection consists of interviews with ex-members of the 32 Battalion, conducted by Angela McIntyre in 2006/2007. There are 92 interviews recorded on tape cassettes, which have all be converted to digital format.

Interviews conducted in English have been transcribed and are available as hardcopy and digitally on CD - marked with (t).

Following an official SABC statement issued on the 20 June 2006 and a discussions on SAfm radio thereafter about the 'SABC Ban story' on 21 June 2006, a Commission of Inquiry was appointed, chaired by Mr. Zwelakhe Sisulu and assisted by Advocate Gilbert Marcus SC. The Commission was to deal with three main issues set out in the Terms of Reference, which mainly evolved around the SABC's policies and practices in respect of the utilization of independent political analysts and commentators, as well as the general moral of the employees within the news and current affairs division, headed at the time by Snuki Zikalala.

• Shaik Trial.

The Thirty Seven Cairo International Book Fair in Egypt in January/February 2005. Documents include: correspondence, an official invitation to the Book Fair. (folio item).