Cradock Four

Explanation
Four Eastern Cape UDF activists were abducted and assassinated by members of the security police on 27 June 1985 as they drove back to Cradock from a meeting in Port Elizabeth. The four were Matthew Goniwe, Sparrow Mkonto and Fort Calata from Cradock, and Sicelo Mhlauli from Oudtshoorn. Before their deaths, all had been frequently detained, tortured and harassed by the police. Their deaths sparked a national outcry and resulted in street protests in many regions across the country.

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Submission (01 May 1996)

Jacklyn Cock refers to the rapes in the war in South Africa. She cites a sworn statement made by a 70 year old woman in Cradock. The woman describes how she was walking in the street and some white soldiers stopped her and lifted her into the military vehicle. After a short distance the vehicle ...

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Amnesty Hearing, Port Elizabeth, Day 3 (05 November 1997)

MR DU PLESSIS: No, that’s not what I said, I said that upon my arrival in Cradock they did not appear to me to have been assaulted.

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Amnesty Hearing, Johannesburg

of NationalUnity and Reconciliation Act be given to Mr Sakkie van Zyl, MrDion Nieuwoudt, Mr Gert Besselaar and Mr Winter who was stationcommander at Cradock in 1985, these being the persons referredto in the evidence yesterday of Colonel Venter, that they arecalled upon to appear before the ...

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Amnesty Hearing, Port Elizabeth (25 October 1999)

PORT ELIZABETH APPLICATION TO RE-OPEN CRADOCK 4 MATTER

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Decision (17 May 2001)

Applicant testified about his incident as a witness at the amnesty application into what has become known as the Cradock 4 incident. His testimony basically coincided with the contents of his written amnesty application dealing with this incident. The relevant circumstances were that ...

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Human Rights Violation Hearing, Cradock, Day 2 (10 February 1996)

CRADOCK MABEL BONISWA NENGA

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Human Rights Violation Hearing, Cradock, Day 2 (10 February 1996)

CRADOCK NOZITHANDISO OLGA SIZILA

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Human Rights Violation Hearing, Cradock, Day 2 (10 February 1996)

CRADOCK THEMBISA CYNTHIA NGCIPHE

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Human Rights Violation Hearing, Cradock, Day 2 (10 February 1996)

CRADOCK LIZEKA ROSY NDONI