CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
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Why do we kill people who kill people to show that killing is wrong? | |
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Who deserves the death sentence? | |
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What does freedom mean, does it matter anyway? Opening Address to the Black Sash National Conference held at Durban, 1989 |
Opening Address by National President Mary Burton at the Black Sash National Conference held at Durban on 2 March 1989, discussing: Liberation, press freedom, detentions, militarisation, detentions, capital punishment, political trials, legislation, labour and poverty. |
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Vuyisile Mini | |
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Verwoerd's South Africa |
Illustration of Hendrik Verwoerd with the caption: At dawn on 1 April 1965 Frederick John Harris became the forty-seventh South African to be executed for political crimes, including sabotage and murder. |
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The Pretoria Three in Mahlangu`s footsteps | |
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The New African: Volume 4, Number 2, April 1965 | |
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The latest challenge | |
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The Emperor's Clothes: Race, Poverty and Due Process of Law | |
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Straight talk ... No change of heart | |
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Stop the hangings! | |
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Statement of the National Executive Committee of the African National Congress |
Statement of the National Executive Committee of the African National Congress, reporting back on a meeting held in Lusaka, Zambia, in February 1990 regarding F W de Klerk's speech of 2nd February 1990. |
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South African freedom songs: a tribute to the patriot Vuyisile Mini | |
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Save the six - don`t let them hang | |
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Profile of a Death Row Prisoner: Paper Presented at the Black Sash National Conference 1989 |
Profile of a Death Row Prisoner: Paper Presented at the Black Sash National Conference on 4 March 1989 discussing political and ordinary prisoners on death row, apartheid, education of death row prisoners, statistics of access to legal representation and reasons for conviction, human rights, Soci |
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Our answer to legal terror | |
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Once again - Andrew Zondo | |
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Mini, Khayinga, Mkaba | |
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Mgedezi saved but more to hang | |
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Let us emulate Mahlangu |