text: theWitwatersrand (Johannesburg), vol.2,No.1,May1909IllIla.-Reyiew, Human RightsCommission (Johannesburg), 1989. UIQ.fficia1 Records oftheGeneraLAu.embly •.J:Q.tl.y.::.thi.rl1. SfUJG190, __SJ&»9..1eru.nt. NQ.22(A/43/22), paras.20-22. 121NewNatiQn(Johannesburg), 1-7September, 13-19October' and27October­ 2November 19881TheWeeklyMail(Johannesburg), 23-29Septembel ]9801Ci~~ (Johannesburg), 16October 1988and19February 1989. IQIAccording totheFiveFreedomG Forum, 59anti-~parthtid activiats have beenassassinated inSouthAfricainthepastdecadeand'"further 61,JIlc:l"dJng ANCmembers, havebeenassassinated inexile.At.east30othen~havesimply disappeared orbeenabducted fromneighbouring Statas. Noonehaseverbeen charged foranyofthesecrimes. Victims oftheseassassinations include RickTurner, ChiefAmpieMayisa, SOllwabo Mgxalo, ~uzUeLupulwalla, Fabianan',Florence Ribeiro, Mathew Goniwe, Victor-ia anelGriffiths Mxenge, Caiphus Myoka, AmosTshabala, Michae1 Banda, Abu!aker-Asvat andSiceloDh10mo. StanzaBopape (anemployee oftheCommunity Resource andInformation Centrein Johannesburg) isoneoftheincreasing numberof"disappeared", informl'lt.ion provided bytheHumanRightsCommission (Johannesburg), 3May19891Ib§_Week1y Mail (Johannesburg), 5-11May1989'Fipancia1 Times(London), 8May1989,and Suppressing Apartheid Opponents -TheStateofEmergency -JuneJ.987toMaLch1989, byDavidWebster andMaggie Friedman, Working GroupKairos(Utrecht, the Netherlands), June1989. ....ul"Orderwithout law",byNicholas Haysom, in,S,Quthern Afri~gyiew ..Q..f B~A(London), December 1988-January 1989;S.A.Ba~a[ (Johannesburg), vol.3, No.5,24March19891TheGuardian (London), 9June1989,TheWeekl¥~l (Johannesburg), 30June-6July1989. 111~Weekly Mail(Johannesburg), 10-16February 1989. lilDeath.DevastatiQn andDestruction -Ref\ASll..lJi.-_iu NoW, byWelldyLeeb, CentreforAdultEducation, University ofNatal(PietetOmsr!tzburg), "Memor.andum of theroleofthepoliceinvigilante violence inth~Pielermsr itzburgarea", pl't..E." conference heldbyCOSATU/UDF affiliates (Pietermaritzburg), 29March19U9. lilTheWgek1yMail(Johannesburg), 21-27April19891"Statement bythe National Execucive Committee oftheAfrican National Congress 011theCampaign for PeaceamohgthePeopleinNatal", ANCDepartment ofInformation audPUblicity (Lusaka), 10May19B9. -7:1Notes(continued) IIIPoliticAl Conflict inSouthAfrica-Datl Trtn4L.12D.:··.!~U!IJ, Indicator Project SouthAfrica, CentreforSocialandDevelopment Studies, University of Natal(Ourban), December 1988. UI"Updata ofhungerstrike", HunlanRightsCommission (.Johonnesbllrg), No.0, Z7April1989,andNo.10,25May1989;HumAnRightsCommission ~l~~ (Johannesburg), 16August1989. ll.l"Banning andrestriction oforganizations", FftctPaperFP2,HumanRights Conunisdon (Braamfontein), January 1989;"Banning andrestdctioll ofpersons", Fact PaperFP3,HumanRightsCommission (Braemfontein), March1989. 111"Afreechoice? Memorandum onrepression andthemunitdpuI elerltion", Special ReportSR-l,HumanRightsCommission (Braemtontein), 25o(:tober 1980. .lilAfriCANews(Durham), vol.30,No.11,28November 190(11 flmm~.lAl...MAU (Johannesburg), 14April1989• .~ITheWeeklyMlil(Johannesburg), 12-18May1989. lil"Freedom ofthe)jlress", FactPaperFPIl,HumAnRightsCommisDion (Braamfontein), June1989,telexsentbytheCommittee toProtect JI,urnalists to Adriaan Vlok,Minister ofLawandOrderinSouthAfrica (NewYOI'k), 28Jul~1989. UI1laI,.goting Poverty. TheSouthAfricln ChA11eng ..,_bR-QJ:.!... t,QC._the.-S..ftC.pna Corn.gie Ingulry intoPoverty AndD.y.logment inSouth,,'n AfricQ, byFranels Wilson andMampbela R8I'IIphele (NewYork),1989. lilEpiscopal Churchpeople foraFreeSouthern Afl'ic8 (NewYork), 18August1989. JjlNewNation(Johannesburg), 15to28September 1988, ~~6~~1 (Braamfontein), November-December 1988,SouthAfrican LabourBullE".t.iu (Braamfontein), vol.13,No.8,February 1989. lilrinAnciAl Mail(Johannesburg), 2December 19881TheWeekjyJ1Qil (Johannesburg), 3-9March1989. HITh.W••klyMIU(Johannesburg), 12-18May1989;"Alet!:ersenttoCabinet Ministers" (Houghton), 6June1989. lilTheSowetoDelegation iscomposed oftheRever'enel Lebamf\uq Se(llbi. EllenIhuzwayo, FrankChikane, Siat.rBernard Ncube,CyrURamaphosa. Albsrtina SisuluandArchbishop D~smond Tutu.Itwaselected ~ulepreselll SowelanY afterthebanning oftheSowetoCivicASBociationl IhL..Boweto Ji§ll.L.6QJlCQtt- 11 reportbyPLANACT, commissioned bytheSowetoDelegation (YeovUle). Ma[(~h1909; NewNotio~(Johannesburg), ZO-26April1989. ··74-~tIA(continued)
analysis: The text appears to be a compilation of reports and statements related to human rights violations and political conflict in South Africa during the late 1980s. The content focuses on the struggles of various organizations, individuals, and communities affected by the apartheid regime's policies and practices. The text mentions specific events, such as assassinations, disappearances, and restrictions on organizations and individuals. The tone is critical of the government's actions and emphasizes the need for human rights and freedom.