text: ll I nlncinldate aoyone by threacs or vl.olence. People organlzlng protest a,ctlvltles such as gtrlkes and boycotts have been charged under this AcE. In addltlon,thousands of people have been charged vlth the cooaon law crlne of public violence and lelated criolna! offences, such as arson, trespass and nallclous danage !o property. Sorne Cases of Contlnuing Represslve Scate of Vlolence and thelr Adverse Effect on Atcemfrts'to Crea!e thc Cllmate Necessary for NeqoEiitcions (a) Deaths 1n Police Custodv 14.0.0 Slnce the beglnnlng of 1990, 4 people held for poli,tlcal reasons' have dled in po1lce custody. One uas 16 year oj.d Nlxon Phirl. He eas auonSsc a large group of chlldren and youth vho lrere tiken to the I'lelverdlend Por.!ce Statlon for purposes of lnrerrogaElon. They v€re called lnto inlerrogatLon Eoolns t one at a tiEe. !{hen Nlxonrs turn caoe' they coul,d hear h1q screaoing, and eventually, there nas sllence. lt15 interrogators calre out of the roon, closed the door and uent Lnto another roon and continued interrogatlng the others. They allege that Nlxon' never caoe out of the roon and lras noc 6een agaln. The .post mgrteE findlngs revealed severe head lnlurles and bruislng all over hts body. Thqrq uere three vLlnesses vho were prepared to testlfy. Tno of lhe three, have been shot dorn by poltce. The third boy, 16' ls on the run fearlog for h1s ltfe. 14. I .0Another death ln deEention, was that of Cl.ayton Slthole' detalned under Sectlon 29 of the Inlernal Securlty Act. Hr. de Klerk ha6t11y sec up a coruLssLon of lnqully lnto the death ehich the judge found as "sulclde".A/44/963 English Page21 intimidate anyone bythreats orviolence. People organizing protest activities suchasstrikes and boycotts havebeencharged underthisAct. 13.1.0 Inaddition,thousands ofpeople havebeencharged with thecommon lawcrimeofpublicviolence andrelated criminal offences, suchasarson, trespass andmalicious damage toproperty. SomeCasesofContinuing Repressive StateofViolence andtheirAdverse
analysis: The text appears to be discussing human rights violations and political repression in a specific country. It mentions police brutality, torture, and deaths in custody, as well as the use of anti-riot laws to suppress protests and dissent. The tone is critical and accusatory, suggesting that the author is attempting to expose the human rights abuses and political repression.