Dunlop workers performing their play ‘The Long March’ (against the mass dismissal of striking workers at this factory in 1984)
The Dambuza family in front of their house in Rockville, a squatter camp in Soweto
Youth performing a play at a trade union meeting for maternity leave and child care
Farmers Nikolas and Paul Cloetes and Jan Young from Stemkopf in Namaqualand, a rural area for coloured people in the Northern Cape
Discussion of striking CCAWUSA workers at O.K. Bazaars
Three generations of a 'coloured' family living in a one roomed apartment in Hillbrow, Johannesburg - officially a 'whites only' area
Meeting to launch the South African Domestic Workers’ Union (SADWU)
‘Socialism means freedom’ – one of the slogans during the 2nd National Conference of the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) in February 1987.
High spirited delegates at the 2nd National Conference of the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) in February 1987
Old men of the village of Spoegrivier wait apprehensively as evidence is presented to the Commission of Inquiry visiting the village
