Silkscreen workshop for making posters.
Fait partie de JULIE FREDERIKSE, Collection of photographs
Silkscreen workshop for making posters. An anti-apartheid poster being printed using silkscreen techniques.
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Protesters hand in hand at a march in Cape Town
Fait partie de JULIE FREDERIKSE, Collection of photographs
Protester sitting hand in hand during a protest march. A protester has the sign "Bread not Bullets"
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UDF posters appealing for signatures.
Fait partie de JULIE FREDERIKSE, Collection of photographs
UDF posters on a wall. UDF posters appealing for signatures as part of million signature campaign.
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Demonstrating against detention and in support of detainees on hunger strike. .T. 4/4/89.
Fait partie de JULIE FREDERIKSE, Collection of photographs
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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Protest against Police brutality in Pietermaritzburg.
Fait partie de JULIE FREDERIKSE, Collection of photographs
On the morning of Saturday 21 October 1989, the women of Pietermaritzburg protested against police brutality and, in particular, the placing of razor wire around St Albans Cathedral in Pretoria on the 23rd of September. St Peter's Church was surrounded with protestors as part of this action.
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Fait partie de JULIE FREDERIKSE, Collection of photographs
Mass Democratic Movement (MDM) organised a Freedom March in Durban. The March began with an interfaith service and ended with a mass rally outside the Durban City Hall. It is estimated that a crowd of 20000 were waving banners and posters in order to call for the end of a state of emergency.
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Defiance Campaign march to John Vorster Square
Fait partie de JULIE FREDERIKSE, Collection of photographs
A protest meeting at the Mangaliso Patrick Mkhatshwa church regarding his detention, where supporters are singing.
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"Open City" walk in Cape Town to protest against the Group Areas Act
Fait partie de JULIE FREDERIKSE, Collection of photographs
About 2000 people participated in an 'Open City' walk to indicate their opposition to the Group Areas Act which reserves certain residential areas for different race groups. This participant, with a banner saying "it's my country I will live where I choose to!!", was instructed not to hold his banner because the police had forbidden the display of any banners and posters. He tied the poster to his back so was not 'holding' it.
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Women who brought flowers to Mandela at Tygerberg Hospital,
Fait partie de JULIE FREDERIKSE, Collection of photographs
60 Women brought flowers to Nelson Mandela at Tygerberg hospital after he was admitted in 1988
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Rhodes campus security guards take action during a student protest
Fait partie de JULIE FREDERIKSE, Collection of photographs
Members of the Rhodes University campus control unit attempted to prevent a peaceful placard protest against detentions of students by the Black Students Movement (BSM) at the graduation ceremony at the 1820s Settlers Monument.
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