Priscilla Jana holding Albertina Sisulu Molefe
Fait partie de JULIE FREDERIKSE, Collection of photographs
Lawyer Priscilla Jana holding Albertina Sisulu Molefe, Daughter of Popo Molefe, at a May Day meeting in Lenasia. Jana persuaded police to allow the meeting to be held, about 400 people attended the meeting despite a heavy police presence both in and outside the hall.
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David Webster addressing a gathering on National Detainees Day
Fait partie de JULIE FREDERIKSE, Collection of photographs
David Webster, wearing a Detainees' Parents Support Committee (DPSC) T-shirt, addressing gathering at COSATU House on National Detainees Day, 12 March 1987.
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Fait partie de JULIE FREDERIKSE, Collection of photographs
Portrait of Mono Badela a South African Journalist.
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Rev. Jean-Francois Bill after his release
Fait partie de JULIE FREDERIKSE, Collection of photographs
Rev. Jean-Francois Bill, a Swiss South African and Presbyterian clergyman, shortly after his release from nine months in detention. He was not charged, but has been served with severe restriction orders. Johannesburg, 27 March 1987.
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Rev. Frank Chikane, newly elected General Secretary of the South African Council of Churches (SACC)
Fait partie de ANTI-APARTHEID COLLECTION, NETHERLANDS
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Portrait Cyril Ramaphosa, General Secretary of the NUM
Fait partie de ANTI-APARTHEID COLLECTION, NETHERLANDS
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Fait partie de ANTI-APARTHEID COLLECTION, NETHERLANDS
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Portrait David Bruce, jailed for 6 years for refusing to do military service in the SADF
Fait partie de ANTI-APARTHEID COLLECTION, NETHERLANDS
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David Kramer plays at an "Open City" function in Cape Town
Fait partie de JULIE FREDERIKSE, Collection of photographs
David Kramer performing to a large crowd at the 'Open City' march held in Cape Town. 2,000 people walked from Rondebosch Common to District Six in support of an 'open city' . June 1989.
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Protesters hand in hand at a march in Cape Town
Fait partie de JULIE FREDERIKSE, Collection of photographs
Mama Zihlangu and Andrew ‘Willie’ Hofmeyr at a service in support of 'ex-restrictees'. This was a Defiance Campaign against the apartheid state’s Emergency Regulations. As part of the Campaign, restricted people defied their restriction orders intentionally as an act of organised passive resistance.
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