White Man's Justice South African Political

This major new study of the famous political trials of 1970s in South Africa traces the extraordinary steps by which the now dismantled system of Apartheid sought to employ the legal sanctions to prosecute its campaign against its opponents, the ANC, the National Union of South African Students, the Black People's Convention and the South African Students Organizations. Readers will find this work original and thought-provoking.

Michael Lobban is Reader in Law at the University of Durham.

Acknowledgements	p. v
Abbreviations	p. viii
Introduction	p. 1
The Growth of Black Consciousness Bpc and Saso 1972-1974	p. 22
Black Consciousness on Trial	p. 47
White Students on Trial	p. 80
From Ideas to Action: Terrorism Trials Before the Soweto Uprising	p. 111
61976 New Dangers, New Responses	p. 141
Terrorism and Torture	p. 160
Breaking the Structures: Terrorism Trials After the Soweto Uprising	p. 193
Black Revolt on Trial: Sedition and The Soweto Students	p. 219
Conclusion	p. 249
Appendix: Terrorism Act Trials 1975-9	p. 265
Bibliography	p. 272
Index	p. 279
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White Man's Justice South African Political Trials in the Black Consciousness Era

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