"The Story of June 16 1976" is a 50 min. radio documentary, produced for the Ulwazi Educational Radio Project, 1996.

The documentary tells the story of the events through the voices of eye-witnesses like Fanyana Mazibuko, Ellen Kuzwayo, Peter Magubane and others.

The collection contains the documents relating to the activities of The Foundation for Human Rights in South Africa, for the period of 1996 to 2005, and an addition in 2019.
The records include information about a number of projects run by various South African Non-Governmental Organizations with the financial support of the Foundation. Each Project contains a set of documents relating to all the activities carried out including the proposal and the outcomes.
An addition to the collection was received in 2019, containing the records of the Institutional Reconciliation and Transformation Commission (IRTC) of the University of Cape Town.

Records of the Provincial Commission for Mission and Ministry (previously Partners in Mission), including records of the Transformation Commission.

The collection contains court records, correspondence, notes and press cuttings relating to the legal matter between the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (NSPCA) and African Game Services / African Game Properties, held at the Magistrate's Court for the District of Brits, held at Brits.

Between 1998 and 2000, thirty wild baby elephants were forcibly removed from their mothers and families in Botswana and taken to South Africa, where their spirits were intentionally broken for captive exhibition and display to feed the trade in wild animals.

Because of the conditions under which these elephants were 'trained', a case of cruelty to animals was brought against wild-life dealer and owner of African Game Services (AGS), Riccardo Ghiazza, and his employee. Five years later they were found guilty. The legal wrangle around the Tuli elephants illustrated how weak animal protection legislation is in South Africa.

Correspondence relating to Project Noahs Ark, a plan to help preserve endangered species; Millennium Project a proposal for granting Egypt a UN mandate for the Gaza strip; Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome and Gaza, Letter to Editor of 'South African Psychiatry Review, May 2007; Avoiding Gulf War 3 by expanding structures, article in 'Adler Museum bulletin', December 2019.

Records of the South African Campaign to Ban Landmines; papers on the Defence Industry Review Process in 1996 and on 'The Moral Summit', a conference about the moral renewal of the nation in 1998.

The collection consists of 14 reels microfilmed material on corruption and governance related issues, collected by Marianne Camerer for her Doctoral dissertation "Testing the system - democracy on trial: corruption and reform in democratic South Africa". It has been microfilmed for the Cooperative Africana Microform Project by OCLC Preservation Resources, c2006. Included are political cartoons, newspaper articles, parliamentary records, Auditor-General reports, Public protector reports, commissions of inquiry, investigative reports, interviews, conference proceedings, policy documents, survey material, journal articles, court records and court testimony.