Front matter

Articles

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    South Africa Invades Angola

    pp. 1–4 3 people 16 places 6 organizations

    Report on the South African military invasion of southern Angola in July 1981 and the resulting destruction and economic strain.

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    The Plight of Detainees and Political Prisoners

    pp. 2 8 people 6 places 3 organizations

    Report on the treatment of detainees and political prisoners in Namibia, including accounts of torture and a list of prisoners on Robben Island.

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    Markus Kateka Reprieved

    pp. 2 2 people 3 places 3 organizations

    Report on the commutation of the death sentence of Markus Kateka.

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    Conscription: Security Risk for South African Military

    pp. 3 2 people 7 places 8 organizations

    Report on the extension of compulsory military service to Namibians and the resulting security concerns for the South African military.

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    Military Build-up

    pp. 3 5 places 9 organizations

    Report on military displays and infrastructure development in Namibia.

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    Anglican Seminary Destroyed

    pp. 4 5 people 6 places 6 organizations

    Report on the firebombing of St Mary's Mission at Odibo and the history of harassment against the mission.

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    SWAPO Activity

    pp. 4 3 people 8 places 5 organizations

    Report on SWAPO's military activity and the role of UNITA in Angola.

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    Refugees

    pp. 4 3 places 1 organizations

    Report on the increasing number of Namibian refugees in Angola.

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    Military Strength

    pp. 4 1 people 2 places 1 organizations

    Report on the South African military presence in Namibia.

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    Massive Pass Raids in the Cape

    pp. 5 1 people 8 places 1 organizations

    Report on the intensification of pass law arrests in the Cape Peninsula.

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    Growing Army Role in Urban Areas

    pp. 5 1 people 9 places 1 organizations

    Report on the increasing use of the South African army in urban areas to suppress civil unrest.

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    Detentions

    pp. 6 9 people 2 places 5 organizations

    Report on the wave of detentions of trade unionists, students, and youth activists.

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    Political Trials

    pp. 8–9 17 people 8 places 10 organizations

    Report on ongoing political trials, including cases of alleged ANC members and student activists.

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    Mashaba and Libe

    pp. 9 3 people 4 places 2 organizations

    Report on the trial of Thomas Mashaba and Augustine Thabo Libe.

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    Convictions & Acquittals

    pp. 9 8 people 5 places 4 organizations

    Report on recent convictions and acquittals in political trials.

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    Other Trials

    pp. 9 5 people 8 places 11 organizations

    Report on various trials involving workers, trade unionists, and school boycotts.

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    Bans

    pp. 10 8 people 10 places 9 organizations

    Report on the banning of students and other activists.

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    Ban on Meetings

    pp. 10 5 places 3 organizations

    Report on the banning of political meetings.

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    Executions

    pp. 10 1 places 1 organizations

    Report on the increase in judicial executions in South Africa.

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    Prisons

    pp. 10 12 people 2 places 4 organizations

    Report on prison conditions and releases.

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    South Africa: Repression Intensifies

    pp. 11 9 places 8 organizations

    Overview of the intensification of state repression in South Africa in 1981.

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    Army Role

    pp. 11 2 places 4 organizations

    Report on the military's role in urban areas and joint operations with police.

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    IDAF Information

    pp. 11

    Information about the International Defence and Aid Fund for Southern Africa.