Advice Office: Responses to Apartheid Legislation

10th meeting of Central Executive, 26th July, 1957: 3: Native Laws Amendment Act

A presumptuous threat

Announcement of ""Bells against the Bills"" Campaign

Ask not for whom the bell tolls - it tolls for thee

Bantu Laws Amendment Bill

Bantu Laws Amendment Bill 1963

Bantu Laws Amendment Bill 1963

Black Sash memorandum on the draft Bantu Laws Amendment Bill - Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 430 dated February 8th, 1963

Black local government in South Africa

Circular 46 [on the Native Laws Amendment Act]

Contract workers - who are they?

Demonstration against Bantu Laws Amendment Bill

General Law Amendment Bill

Improper Interference"" Bill, 1966 and the Black Sash

Letter to Canon Matolengwe

Letter to Mrs B Grieve, National Council of Women

Letter to Prime Minister: Bantu Laws Amendment Bill 1963

Memorandum from Southern Transvaal Committee [on the Native Laws Amendment Committee]

Memorandum on legal forms of public protest

Memorandum regarding the Undesirable Publications Bill (A.B. 5/62) for submission to the Select Committee of Parliament by a delegation representing the Black Sash

Memorandum to the Chairman and members of the Select Committee on the Undesirable Publications Bill on the views of the Black Sash, Headquarters Region, on the Undesirable Publications Bill

Memorandum to the Select Committee on the Constitution on the Orderly Movement and Settlement of Black Persons Bill

Memorandum: Bantu Laws Amendment Bill

Minutes of 13th meeting of the Central Executive of the Black Sash, 10th August 1957

Native Laws Amendment Act

Notice to all employers of Blacks

Prevention of Illegal Squatting Amendment Bill

Representations and comments by the Black Sash, Cape Western Region on the Bantu Laws Amendment Bill - Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 430 dated February 8th 1963

Representations by the Black Sash and Athlone Advice Office, Cape Western Region, to the Select Committee on ""The Orderly Movement and Settlement of Black Persons Bill

Request for interview: memorandum regarding Black domestics

Talk by Mrs M. Roberts at lunch hour meeting on 19th April 1963 on General Laws Amendment Bill

That the Black Sash investigate land tenure and ownership by black people and the detrimental effect lack of ownership has on this sector of the population

The Bantu Laws Amendment Bill

The Black Sash memorandum to the Divisional Council

The Native Laws Amendment Act of 1957

The New Influx Control: The Orderly Movement and Settlement of Black Persons Bill

The Orderly Movement and Settlement of Black Persons Bill

The Orderly Movement and Settlement of Black Persons Bill: comment addressed to the Churches

Used beach for whites: acquitted

We value our homes