Black Sash demonstration, Cape Town

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Title: Black Sash demonstration, Cape Town
Creator: Photographer unknown
Subject: Cape Town (South Africa), Western Cape (South Africa), Apartheid, Demonstrations, Women, Political activists, Black Sash (Society)
Description: The Minister of Planning and the Environment, Mr J.J. Loots, walks past a demonstration by about 30 members of the Black Sash at the top of Adderley Street yesterday. The 45-minute demonstration, held with the permission of the Chief Magistrate of Cape Town, Mr J. van Greunen, and the Cape Town City Council, was the first since demonstrations and gatherings were banned in the central area of the city last year. The women held placards and handed out leaflets headed: "Parliament 1974 - What does it offer South Africans?" Mr Loots accepted one of the leaflets.
Publisher: University of Cape Town. Libraries
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Date: 30/01/1973
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Format: black-and-white-photographs, Still image, Image/jpeg
Identifier: islandora:16855
Source: va_independent_S4D_005.jpg, S4D Black Sash Historical
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