Advice Office: Responses to Apartheid Legislation

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: [Black Sash Circular re intended demonstration against removal of Indians from Johannesburg]; R M Johnston

: [Black Sash Circular re reply from the Prime Minister to telegram]; R M Johnston

: [Information on The Orderly Movement and Settlement of Black Persons Bill]; Compilation of information contained in clippings and the Government Gazette, on the Orderly Movement and Settlement of Black Persons Bill

: [Letter from N Robb to the Minister of Constitutional Development]; Letter from Mrs Noël Robb to the Hon. J C Heunis, Minister of Constitutional Development, objecting to the issuing of thousands of circulars by the Chief Director of the Administration Board, Western Cape, to ""all employers of Blacks"", which threatened them with fines provided for in the draft Orderly Movement and and Settlement of Black Persons Bill. Similar letters were sent to P G J Koornhof, Minister of Co-operation and Development, and to the Chief Director of the Administration Board

: [Letter re Brains Trust on the Bantu Laws Amendment Bill]; Moira Henderson

: [Letter re lunch-hour protest agains the Bantu Laws Amendment Bill; Moira Henderson

: [Letter re the Undesirable Publications Bill]; Letter to the National President of the Black Sash, from the Secretary to the House of Assembly, inviting the Black Sash to submit a memorandum on the provisions of the Undesirable Publications Bill

: [Letter re] Petition against Native Laws Amendment Bill and Separate University Education Bill

: [Telegram re General Laws Amendment Act]; Copy of telegram sent to the Leader of the United Party by the Black Sash Cape Western Region, urging him to oppose the General Laws Amendment Bill

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