Correspondence concerning repeated attempts to effect the restoration of nurse Miss Zebia Mpendu to the nursing register (she was convicted under the Suppression of Communism Act, and served time in prsion); correspondents include Reverend David Russell, Lilly Herbstein, Peggy Levey, Judge J.H. Steyn, the SA Nursing Council, Mrs. A.M. Gurney (Hutton and Cook Attorneys), Justice J.H. Steyn, the Minister of Health Dr. J. de Beer.

Convicted of Drug trafficking in Mauritius. Included: notes; various correspondence with the Prime Minister of the Republic of Mauritius, Paul Raymond Berenger and Government offices of Mauritius and South Africa; email correspondence with concerned individuals; correspondence with Brigene Young, from the Women's prison in Mauritius, 2003-2007.

88 Tapes of recorded speeches, by H. Suzman and others (stored separately from collection).

Includes election speeches, report-back meetings to the Houghton constituents, Protest meetings, mass rallies, speeches to overseas groups and T.V. interviews. Subjects include South African politics, discriminatory legislation, Soweto riots, death in custody of Neil Aggett, women in politics, etc.

NOTE: The audio recordings in this section have been digitised and may be accessed at the Historical Papers archive.

Including the topics: 5 Prime Ministers; Women's affairs; Human rights, rule of law and detention without trial and prisons; Pass laws, influx control and urbanisation; Unfinished business.

Recommendations and observations by the Dependents' Conference (Grahamstown), mainly concerning detainees at St. Alban's Medium Prison and North End Prison in Port Elizabeth (amongst others).