Subsection | Description | Page Number (Original) | Paragraph Numbers | |
Subsection 1 | Overview of the region | 34 | 1 to 5 | Read |
Subsection 2 | 1960-1975: Overview of violations | 36 | 6 to 14 | Read |
Subsection 3 | Torture | 38 | 15 to 27 | Read |
Subsection 4 | Deaths and disappearances in custody / After-effects of torture | 41 | 28 to 47 | Read |
Subsection 5 | Banishment / Ill treatment of families | 44 | 48 to 60 | Read |
Subsection 6 | Resistance and revolutionary groupings | 48 | 61 to 69 | Read |
Subsection 7 | Resistance and revolutionary groupings continued | 50 | 70 to 82 | Read |
Subsection 8 | Resistance and revolutionary groupings continued | 54 | 83 to 96 | Read |
Subsection 9 | 1976-1982: Overview of violations | 58 | 97 to 109 | Read |
Subsection 10 | 1976-1982: Overview of violations continued | 61 | 110 to 119 | Read |
Subsection 11 | Torture in custody / Deaths in custody | 63 | 120 | Read |
Subsection 12 | Torture in custody / Deaths in custody continued | 66 | 120 | Read |
Subsection 13 | Vigilantes/ Resistance and revolutionary groupings / Unions | 68 | 121 to 128 | Read |
Subsection 14 | MK actions and state response | 71 | 129 to 141 | Read |
Subsection 15 | 1983-1989: Overview of violations / State and allied groupings - Public order policing | 77 | 142 to 150 | Read |
Subsection 16 | The Ciskei bus boycott and the railway station shootings: 1983 | 80 | 151 to 170 | Read |
Subsection 17 | The Langa massacre: 21 March 1985 | 85 | 170 to 192 | Read |
Subsection 18 | Aliwal North shootings: August 1985 | 90 | 193 to 204 | Read |
Subsection 19 | ‘Trojan Horse’ killings: Despatch, Uitenhage and Steynsburg | 93 | 205 to 217 | Read |
Subsection 20 | Resistance groupings and counter-mobilisation UDF–AZAPO clashes: Port Elizabeth, 1985–86 | 96 | 218 to 232 | Read |
Subsection 21 | UDF–Peacemaker clashes: Uitenhage, 1985–86 | 99 | 233 to 248 | Read |
Subsection 22 | Covert military intelligence operations: Somerset East and Cookhouse | 103 | 249 to 259 | Read |
Subsection 23 | Vigilantes in Ciskei | 106 | 260 to 270 | Read |
Subsection 24 | The case of Phinda Baartman | 109 | 271 to 276 | Read |
Subsection 25 | Cradock | 112 | 277 to 293 | Read |
Subsection 26 | The ‘Cradock Four’ / The ‘PEBCO Three’ /The Motherwell bomb /Armed activity by liberation movements | 116 | 294 to 314 | Read |
Subsection 27 | 1990–1994: Overview of violations | 122 | 315 to 325 | Read |
Subsection 28 | The battle for homelands / The Gqozo coup in Ciskei /The Duli coup attempt in Transkei | 125 | 326 to 337 | Read |
Subsection 29 | The deaths of Sebe and Guzana | 128 | 338 to 347 | Read |
Subsection 30 | The deaths of Sebe and Guzana continued | 132 | 348 to 357 | Read |
Subsection 31 | Attacks on security force members | 135 | 358 to 367 | Read |
Subsection 32 | The Bisho massacre | 136 | 368 to 385 | Read |
Subsection 33 | The Bisho massacre continued | 140 | 386 to 399 | Read |
Subsection 34 | Violence in the wake of Chris Hani’s assassination /Attacks on soft targets: APLA’s ‘Operation Great Storm’: 1991–94 | 145 | 400 to 407 | Read |
Subsection 35 | Attacks on soft targets: APLA’s ‘Operation Great Storm’: 1991–94 continued | 147 | 408 to 418 | Read |
Subsection 36 | Nature of violations | 150 | 1 to 4 | Read |
Subsection 37 | Victim organisations | 151 | 5 to 8 | Read |
Subsection 38 | Perpetrator organisations | 152 | 9 to 16 | Read |