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A critical analysis of the rise of apartheid within South Africa, and the implications of the system in a historical context. Detailed examination is provided in respect to unjust laws and regulations passed by the South Africa government to enforce such a system of inequality, segregation, and crimes against humanity.
 * [|The History of Apartheid in South Africa]

A poignant historical image of the apartheid system in South Africa. A critical analysis of human rights violations and inhumane treatment of blacks in South Africa under the apartheid system is examined. Images capturing the horrific events of the apartheid system, as well as legislative practices by the South African government are provided.
 * [|Apartheid & South Africa]

A brilliant examination of post apartheidism in South Africa. A close analysis is provided in respect to social movements following the fall of the apartheid system, as well as governmental relations. The article also provides further detail into the lives of Black South Africans 10 years later after the fall of apartheid and the emergence of a new government.
 * [|NPR: South Africa, 10 Years Later]

The official website of the United Nations. Providing pertinent information relating to the rise and fall of apartheid in South Africa, as well as access to legislation practices and sanctions that were placed on the South Africa government. The site provides an in-depth analysis of apartheid and the role that the United Nations (UN) played in advocating change.
 * [|United Nations]

Examination of apartheid in South Africa and the struggle of the South African people to motivate change, and to overcome the elements of inequality, racism, and segregation, under such a government. A historical perspective is also provided examining the coming to power of the apartheid system and its final reign over the South African nation.
 * [|The Story of Africa/BBC World Service]

Detailed analysis of apartheid and the impact that it had on shaping the racially segregated South African government. Special attention is given to the historical context of the apartheid system, as well as to the movement and the people that brought about a desperate change.
 * [|Get Up, Stand Up! End Apartheid/PBS]

Informative analysis of the African region and the elements of depression, poverty, disease, and violence that has brought the region to its knees. A critical examination is provided comparing the vast nations throughout the Africa continent, in respect to human rights, governmental affairs, health education, and economics.
 * [|MSNBC Interactive]

Examination of post apartheid South Africa and the economic constraints that to this day are still heavily suppressing Black South Africans. To address South Africa's inequalities, South Africa's Black Economic Empowerment organization was established in an attempt to redress the economic injustices created by apartheid.
 * [|Epoch Times]

This Link Provides information about current and past issues affecting in South Africa. With links to country profiles and other helpful facts about the region that give a perspective to the social, economic, geographical, and historical elements that make South Africa the place it is today. (TJD)
 * [|U.S. State Department: South Africa]

This web page, maintained by the government of South Africa, gives an internal perspective of the issues in that State. The [|History] section provides the state views concerning Apartheid in the past, and also the government's take on the steps taken to end it. (TJD)
 * [|South Africa: Official State Website]

The most famous activist/prisoner/president to bring about the end of Apartheid, Nelson Mandela continues to strive through his foundation to promote equality and development of individual growth across the globe. A comprehensive [|Biography], current news, and past speeches by the leader are included in this site. (TJD)
 * [|Nelson Mandela Foundation]

A statement from Nelson Mandela 1964 preceeding his trial. Mandela goes through the history of his involvement with the [|ANC] and the road towards rebellion. Mandela explains the tough decision to encorporate violence into the rebellion. He appeals to the court to justify "targetted" attacks against unoccupied government buildings. The history of white supremacy, and the unfair "Apartheid Policies" are criticized in this appeal for his defense. The ANC site has current and hisoric information available. (IM)
 * [|"ANC Official Website" "A statement from Nelson Mandela"]

Isreal's policies towards the West Bank and Palestinian's are hauntingly familiar to South Africa's former Apartheid System. Britian's academic leaders have organized protests to call for sanctions against Israel for violating international law and universal human rights. Useful up to date breaking news stories from all over the world. (IM)
 * News Max: [|"The New Apartheid" British University's call for sanctions against Isreal]

Ahmed Kathrada was a friend of Nelson Mandela. He discusses his new book which details his involvement with the ANC. He speaks of time spent in jail with the company of the likes of Nelson Mandela. Many useful audio recordings and interviews available. (IM)
 * NPR: [|"Ahmed Kathrada" Formerly Jailed Political Prisoner]

Located in Johannesburg, South Africa, the Apartheid Museum is dedicated to the history of Apartheid. It is acknowledged as the pre-eminent museum in the world dealing with 20 th century South Africa, at the heart of which is the apartheid story. (TJD)
 * [|Apartheid Museum]

The South American branch of this worldwide organization, dedicated to acheiveing equal rights for all. They deal with many issues Ranging from apartheid to job fairness. (TJD)
 * [|Human Rights Commission]

Canada while not one of the strongest military or economic powers in the world, decided to act in the 1980's towards the South African government in an effort to end apartheid. This nation used its soft power to alter world opinion about this state and change the world. On this site the CBC explores Canada's role in South Africa's transformation. (TJD)
 * [|Canada and the Fight Against Apartheid]