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EPISCOPAL CHURCHPEOPLE for a FREE'southern AFRICA E EPISCOPAL CHURCHPEOPLE for a FREE' SOUTHERN AFRICA C 339 Lafayette Street S , A Phone: (212) 477-0066 New York, N.Y. 10012 1 September 1987 FREE THE DETAINEES South Africa's State of Emergency is well into its second year. The apartheid state is steadily increasing its repression, and ~to attempt to mask the actions of the police, the military, vigilante squads and the enormous battery of implements it possesses - is pursuing an even greater censorship effort to prevent South Africans and the world popu­ lace from learning the extent of its depradations. Pretoria's tightening of the screws, far from giving the impression of 'stability', by its actions displays its fears and assures that the wide spread resistance is alive and still strong. Detentions are one Pretorian method. Herewith are some efforts we in the outside world can join in effecting our opposition to the repression in South Africa and in sustaining ~he resistance: Free South Africa's Children. Fill out, sign and send in the enclosed post card addressed to President P. W. Botha to the Lawyers Committee in Washington. Join the Africa Fund's Unlock Apartheid's Jails campaign by signing the enclosed form and sending in keys which will be deposited with the South African embassy in Washington. Attached is a list of names of persons detained under 'normal' Security legislation - as ascertained by the reliable Detainees' Parents Support Committee in Johannesburg. Not included are the thousands of South Africans of all ages held under the State of Emergency decree. Chose a name (or names) and send a letter demanding that person's (those persons') unconditional release to: State President P. W. Botha Union Buildings Pretoria 0001 SOUTH AFRICA (ainnail to South Africa: 44¢ per half ounce. Airletter: 36¢) Write: President Ronald Reagan The White House Washington, DC 20500 Calling on him to demanq the detainees' release Send copies of your letters to your Senators and Representatives - ~ -- p Every twelve minutes someone is imprisoned without charge or trial in apartheid South Africa. In the last year 30,000 people have been detained - men and women, children, religious leaders. labor leaders, community activists, jour­ nalists, teachers and countless others have all been swept up. Nearly half are children, some only five years old. The de­ tainees are denied access to lawyers or family. Doctors report that over 80 percent of the detainees have been tortured. Many have died in police custody. Others have disappeared without a trace. Their only crime is demanding full civil rights in the land of their birth. YOU CAN HELP SET THEM FREE SEND IN YOUR KEYS TO UNLOCK APARTHEID'S JAILS rhe Africa Fund will present these keys by the thousands to the South African Government to demand that they free the detainees and political prisoners. TO: TO: President P.W. Botha. The Africa Fund South Africa Please deliver the enclosed key and statement to the South Here is my key. I demand that you Unlock Apartheid's African government Jails and free all detainees and political prisoners. Apartheid is a crime. I support the immediate end to __ I will get my church, union or organization to collect keys the racist system of white minority rule and the estab­ Here is my contribution of $ to support the cam­ lishment of a free, democratic South Africa based on paign to mobilize Americans to .Unlock the Jails of Apartheid one-person, one-vote. and aid the families of South African political prisoners. SIGNED: _ Name _ ,, ,, Address _ I· I · City State Zip _ ·\'.. ,... , ;~-_._- ... _------~~-~-~_. , ~~ "" ' .. ..... ... _--_ ... ...' RETURN COUPON TO: UNLOCK APARTHEID'S JAILS THE AFRICA FUND, 198 BROADWAY, NYC 10038 (212-962-1210) Page Three 15/10/86 POTSANE Neo Griffith Soweto 29/10/86 ttAOUNA David Ilophelong SOYCO A.5. COMMENT ON DETENTIONS UNDER SECURITY LEGISLATION 16/11/86 KHUHALO Patrick Soweto 02/12/86 HANCOPE Robert Krugeradorp AZANYO Evaton The statistics shown in A.I. to A.4. represent the number of detentions known 01/01/87 RADEBE John S. to the DPSC and gleaned from press reports, lawyera, organisations and families 25/01/87 DLAHINI Ben Jabulani Soweto SANSCO/RHC throughout the country•.Jhe total number of 333 for 1987 continues the trend of 25/01/87 HALEHO Ts1etsi J. Johannesburg a large nUlllber of detentions under security legislation, despite the existence 29/01/87 HOROTOBA Sam Pretoria Saulsville/Atteridgeville YO of a State of Emergency with far-reaching detention powers in those areas under 29/01/87 SEHERl Alex Soweto the "jurisdiction of the South African Pariialllent. 05/02/87 ZWANE Charles B. Soweto SOSCO 05/02/87 HLOHUKA Albert Soweto SOSCO The total includes a figure of 159 detainees under Section 29 of the Internal 06/02/87 SlBEKO Hildred P. Soweto Security Act. The police have not released figurea detailing how many persons 11/02/81 DLAHINI Sipho S. Soweto SOYCO have been detained under Section 29 in 1987. However, if previous trends are 15/02/87 BUTHELEZI Sthembiso Alexandra UCT student followed, it is likely that a further 80 persona whose names are unknown to the 27/03/87 HATHUNJWA Vincent Springs DPSC have been detained under Section 29. 14/04/87 HORUDI April Soweto 20/04/87 LEKATA Hokotoane Johannesburg SARIIWU - East London 29/04/87 HULUVHU Reuben Soweto SARHWU Soweto SARHWU - Queenstown A6. LIST OF PERSONS IN DETENTION AS AT 31ST JULY 1987 29/04/87 RWENTELA Wilton 02/05/87 PULE Abraham Johannesburg A6.1 - Under Section 28 ISA 06/05/87 BUT! Richlllond Soweto SARHWU -------------------- 12/05/87 PHASWA Philemon Soweto SARHWU NIL 14/05/87 HAVUNGA Sallluel Soweto A6.2 - Under Section 29 ISA 20/0S/87 518151 Bongani B. Soweto SARHWU -------------------- 20/05/87 NGCOBO Johannes Johannesburg SARIIWU PWV ~ 25/05/87 LANGA Justice lempton Park SARHWU President IKANENG Andrew Soweto 27/05/87 HOLEFE Patrick Johannesburg SARHWU DLAHINI WilUalll VeU Soweto 27/05/87 CONTSE Aaron Soweto SARHWU RADEBE Lucky Soweto 28/05/87 TSHABALALA Hzomdeki Soweto TEDILE Budaiwe Soweto 28/05/87 TSHABALALA EUsa Soweto HBANXWA Thallli SARHWU 28/05/87 WILLIAMS Florence Soweto HNISI David SARHWU 03/06/87 TSHIOUHE Simon Soweto SARHWU HDLALOSE Sibusiso Soweto 03/06/87 TMI Thozsmile Kempton Park SARHWU SEHER I Hbali Soweto 04/06/87 KKHOLOKOTHO Daniel Johannesburg SARHWU LEBALLO Joyce Soweto 09/06/87 PAlLANE Solomon P. Nigel DUSCO NTABENI Andile Chat Soweto 10/06/87 HATLOGA Tiny S. Johannesburg SARHWU 11/06/87 KHOLOANE 01/06/86 HOLEFE Zacharia Krugeradorp Krugersdorp RO Reginald Soweto 12/06/86 NTLOKOA Lawrence Krugeradorp Sec:KRO 15/06/87 HAKHUBU Ntando Soweto Soweto CA / Handela United 17/06/87 LEBALLO Kutunoi Soweto 12/06/86 HALOTSI Silllon Krugeradorp Transferred frolll PSA 12/06/86 GENU Isaac Krugeradorp Cha1r:KRO 17/06/87 KHUHALO Vud Soweto Scholar 18/06/87 LAKALAKALA Kenneth 12/06/86 HAKGOTLHO D.Joshua Krugeradorp Transferred frolll PSA Soweto 12/06/86 NCUBE Bernard (Sr) Krugeradorp 'Cransferred frolll PSA 18/06/87 RADEBE Albednego Soweto SOSCO/RtiC i8/06/87 TSHABALALA Hoses 12/06/86 HUSI Zandisile Krugeradorp Transferred from PSA Soweto SOSCO/RHC 12/06/86 XOLELIZ~E George Krugersdorp UDF 18/06/87 KHUNOU Siphiwe E. Soweto SOYCO/lUtC 12/06/86 HOKONYANE Abel Serge Krugersdorp Transferred from PSA 19/06/87 TSHABALALA Lina Soweto 29/06/87 WILLIAMS Pumla 12/06/86 KCOFELA Jerry Krugersdorp Transferred fro. PSA Soweto 12/06/86 KATANE Lawrence Krugeradorp 29/06/87 SEHERI Richard H. Soweto SOYCO 16/06/86 HASHECO Barney Witbank HAWU 29/06/87 SEBETSO Lilian Soweto 18/06/86 HOTINGOA Stephen Krugersdorp Shop steward 29/06/87 HBAMBISA Violet Soweto 30/06/87 HAKHAVU Jonas 18/06/86 LETSHABA Haria Krugersdorp Transferred from PSA Soweto SARIIWU 30/06/87 HSlMANGO Handla SARIIWU 21/06/86 SETHUNYA Joseph Krugersdorp Transferred frOID PSA Soweto 22/06/86 HTHEHBU Jackson Witbank HAWU 30/06/87 JACOBS Willie Alberton SARIIWU 25/06/86 HAKALE Haria Krugersdorp 30/06/87 HBANGXA Thamsanqa C. Soweto SARHWU 01/07/87 KHUHALO Themba 08/07/86 SITHOLE Christopher Krugersdorp Krugersdorp RO Soweto 03/07/87 TSELE Simon Johsnnesburg 09/07/86 HONTOEDI Horgan Krugersdorp Transferred from PSA 08/07/87 HAJUJEZI Jeffrey Johannesburg SARHWU 09/07/86 HOSALAKGOKO Albert Krugersdorp Transferred frolll PSA 23/07/86 DlTINTl David Alexandra Scholar 28/07/87 TATSA Hodika Soweto 01/08/86 KOPE Hatthews Roo!lepoort 28/07/87 HASHE Handisa Soweto From E.Cape 12/08/86 HOFOKENG Hoses H. Alexandra Alex SC TRANSVAAL COUNTRY 12/08/86 KIIUMALO Shimane Alexandra Alex SC 15/04/86 KEKANA Kgalaba Lebowa N.Tvl organiser HWASA 19/08/86 HOLEFE Solomon Krugersdorp Transferred 15/04/86 THOBEJANE Tsoaledi Lebowa AZAPO from PSA 12/06/86 NKOSI 13/09/86 MASHAH8A Happy Joyce Johannesburg Fedtraw Thomas R. Witbank 16/09/86 KHUMALO Machoseko Soweto 15/09/86 HAKARINGE Joseph Hiddelburg 18/09/86 MASIIAtIBA Nyiko Johannesburg 15 year old 15/09/86 HOREDI Peter Hiddelburg 21/0-9/86 KELEBONYE Hoses Bushy Krugcrsdorp 15/09/86 NYABANGA Philip Hiddelburg 05/10/86 ZAKIER Hohammed Pretoria TlC/QIBLA 15/09/86 HOLOTO Samuel PaSte Four 15/U9/116 tlFEYA Alfred 15/09/86 MFEYA WIlliam II 1/02/A7 HIll.ETSlm Raymond W. Illlrhan rage Five 15/09/86 BUTHELEZI J Jl!pmy S. UI/O)/1l1 ZUNI;U Nlngi Pmoritzbllrg 07/03/87 HOTIMELE Halose Seshego 04/03/87 MAI~RAJ Rajesh Durban EASTERN CAPE 24/03/87 DLAtllNI Nthombazani Durban Beacon Sweets worker 31/07/87 KWENANA Vuyo P.Elizabeth 25/03/87 tlOETl David Durban WESTERN CAPE 29/03/87 HSEKA Dumisane L.
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