Subsection | Description | Page Number (Original) | Paragraph Numbers | |
Subsection 1 | Introduction | 42 | 1 to 9 | Read |
Subsection 2 | Conventional warfare | 44 | 10 to 19 | Read |
Subsection 3 | Operation Reindeer: the attacks on Kassinga and Chetequera camps | 46 | 20 to 27 | Read |
Subsection 4 | Operation Reindeer continued | 49 | 28 to 38 | Read |
Subsection 5 | Operation Reindeer continued | 52 | 39 to 48 | Read |
Subsection 6 | The State Security Council and Angola | 55 | 49 to 59 | Read |
Subsection 7 | The State Security Council and Angola continued | 58 | 60 to 69 | Read |
Subsection 8 | The economic and human costs of the Angolan War | 60 | 70 to 72 | Read |
Subsection 9 | Police and military counter-insurgency operations in south west Africa | 61 | 73 to 76 | Read |
Subsection 10 | Changes in human rights violations over time | 62 | 77 to 83 | Read |
Subsection 11 | Categories of abuses | 64 | 84 to 94 | Read |
Subsection 12 | The case of the Chetequera/Mariental detainees | 67 | 95 to 97 | Read |
Subsection 13 | Extra-judicial executions and killings | 69 | 98 to 111 | Read |
Subsection 14 | Killings, intimidation and harassment of civilians | 72 | 112 to 122 | Read |
Subsection 15 | The case of Jona Hamukwaya | 76 | 123 to 125 | Read |
Subsection 16 | Pre-election events in 1989 & the assassination of Anton Lubowski / Breach of cease-fire agreement | 77 | 126 to 136 | Read |
Subsection 17 | Aksie Kontra 435 / CCB covert operations / The killing of Anton Lubowski | 80 | 137 to 146 | Read |
Subsection 18 | The killing of Anton Lubowski continued | 82 | 147 to 157 | Read |
Subsection 19 | Police and military counter-insurgency operations in Zambia, pre-independence Rhodesia and in Zimbabwe | 85 | 158 to 173 | Read |
Subsection 20 | Surrogate-force insurgency operations / Operation Drama | 88 | 174 to 188 | Read |
Subsection 21 | Police and military counter-insurgency operations in Mozambique and Angola: Operation Alter/Mila and Silwer/Disa | 93 | 189 to 199 | Read |
Subsection 22 | Police and military counter-insurgency operations in Lesotho: Operation Latsa | 95 | 200 to 206 | Read |
Subsection 23 | Police and military cross-border operations | 97 | 207 to 210 | Read |
Subsection 24 | Assassinations and attempted assassinations | 99 | 211 to 224 | Read |
Subsection 25 | Assassinations and attempted assassinations continued | 102 | 225 to 235 | Read |
Subsection 26 | Assassinations and attempted assassinations continued | 105 | 236 to 244 | Read |
Subsection 27 | Assassinations and attempted assassinations continued | 107 | 245 to 260 | Read |
Subsection 28 | Assassinations and attempted assassinations continued | 110 | 261 to 272 | Read |
Subsection 29 | Assassinations and attempted assassinations continued | 112 | 273 to 290 | Read |
Subsection 30 | Assassinations and attempted assassinations continued | 116 | 291 to 304 | Read |
Subsection 31 | Assassinations and attempted assassinations continued | 118 | 299 to 316 | Read |
Subsection 32 | Assassinations and attempted assassinations continued | 121 | 317 to 326 | Read |
Subsection 33 | Abductions | 123 | 327 to 339 | Read |
Subsection 34 | Abductions continued | 126 | 340 to 358 | Read |
Subsection 35 | Abductions continued | 129 | 359 to 369 | Read |
Subsection 36 | Border/entrapment killings | 132 | 370 to 376 | Read |
Subsection 37 | Special operations of a sensitive or covert nature: the CCB | 134 | 377 to 385 | Read |
Subsection 38 | Special operations of a sensitive or covert nature: the CCB continued | 137 | 386 to 397 | Read |
Subsection 39 | Special operations of a sensitive or covert nature: the CCB continued | 140 | 398 to 418 | Read |
Subsection 40 | Cross-border military operations/raids | 144 | 419 to 441 | Read |
Subsection 41 | Cross-border military operations/raids continued | 149 | 442 to 463 | Read |
Subsection 42 | Sabotage and arson | 154 | 464 to 476 | Read |
Subsection 43 | Sabotage and arson continued | 157 | 477 to 492 | Read |
Subsection 44 | Unconventional military operations - the attempted overthrow of the Seychelles government | 160 | 493 to 499 | Read |