HUMAN RIGHTS
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South Africa in Transition: The Five Freedoms Conference | |
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Enlarging the Circle | |
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Editorial: Thinking the Unthinkable | |
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A Gain for Human Rights | |
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Human Rights in a Diverse and Divided Society | |
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Lawyers for Human Rights | |
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The Human Rights Conference at the University of Cape Town | |
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Liberalism and a Bill of Rights | |
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Liberalism in a Divided Society | |
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Sanctions | |
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Constitutionsl guidelines for a democratic South Africa | |
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Statements on Black Consciousness and human rights |
The Southern African Catholic Bishops, in their Plenary Session of 4 February 1974, recommended that these pamphlets be studied as part of a pledge of reconciliation, between God and man and between all men, The other two pamphlets, attached to the above pamphlet, were entitled "A call to workers |
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Negotiations begin over mine Code of Conduct | |
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The NUM Code of Conduct | |
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Consultation in preparation for the meeting with law professors from white South Africa |
Notes regarding a meeting to discuss and work out an agenda for an African National Congress meeting with South African Law professors. |
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Memorandum to the Minister of Bantu Administration and Development and Bantu Education |
The memorandum provides a background to the political history of South Africa. The development of the policy of separate development and apartheid with a request for equal participation in decision making and administration at local and national government levels |
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Fifth Summit Conference of East and Central African States: Manifesto on Southern Africa |
The Lusaka Manifesto, with a letter from the Representative of the Republic of Zambia requesting the Manifesto be circulated as an official document of the United Nations Security Council |
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Human rights and reparations | |
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The concept of apartheid | |
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Dr Dubois is ninety |