Zeph Mothopeng with wife and nephew after his release from Diepkloof
Zeph Mothopeng, President of the Pan African Congress (PAC), his wife and Benny Alexander, at a press conference in Soweto 2 days after Mothopengs release from Diepkloof Prison, where he has been since 1976 a total of 12 years. 28 November 1988.
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Veteran anti-apartheid activist Helen Joseph (centre) was amongst a group of black and white people at a tea party organised to observe Human Rights Day. A large contingency of security forces monitored the meeting. Soweto.
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Colin Cairncross rejoicing at a suspended sentence
Teacher, Colin Cairncross (22) , is hoisted shoulder high by jubilant supporters after being given a 5 year suspended prison sentence for aiding the outlawed African National Congress (ANC). Ten other men were jailed for a total of 83 years for their involvement in guerilla attacks in the Western Cape.
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Portrait of Walter Sisulu after his release from detention as a political prisoner.
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Ivan Toms on his release from Pollsmoor
Ivan Toms waves from a car on his release from Pollsmoor Prison.
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Demonstrating against detention and in support of detainees on hunger strike. .T. 4/4/89.
A group of strikers demonstrating against detention and for hunger strikers not to be moved, but released, holding placards being ticketed by police officers.
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Ahmed Kathrada on his release.
Supporters carry a jubilant Ahmed Kathrada on their shoulders after his release from prison. People hold posters calling for welcoming back leaders, long live the ANC and supporting the UDF.
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June and Andrew Mlangeni at their home
June and Andrew Mlangeni at their house in Soweto after his release.
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Walter Sisulu in Soweto just over a month after his release from prison.
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Ram Saloojee addresses a meeting
Ram Saloojee, the first United Democratic Front (UDF) treasurer, addresses a meeting.
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