Unidentified Photographer, [Part of the crowd near the Drill Hall on the opening day of the Treason Trial], December 19, 1956. Times Media Collection, Museum Africa, Johannesburg. Alf Khumalo, South Africa goes on trial. Police and crowd outside court. Outside the palace of Justice during the Rivonia Trial, 1963. Courtesy of Bailey’s Archive. © Baileys Archives. Jurgen Schadeberg, The 29 ANC Women’s League women are being arrested by the police for demonstrating against the permit laws, which prohibited them from entering townships without a permit, and were later kept in Boksburg Prison for 14 days, 26th August 1952, Courtesy the artist. Alf Khumalo, South Africa goes on trial. Police outside the court. The whole world was watching when the three major sabotage trials started in Pretoria, Cape Town and Maritzburg. Outside the palace of Justice during the Rivonia Trial, 1963. Courtesy of Bailey’s Archive. © Baileys Archives. Gille de Vlieg, SACP banner displayed at the funeral of the Cradock 4 (Matthew Goniwe, Ford Calata, Sparrow Mkonto, Sicelo Mhlauli) at Lingelihle Township,Cradock, Eastern Cape., July 20, 1985. © Gille de Vlieg. Gille de Vlieg, Harriet Gavshon in Jan Smuts Ave., Johannesburg. Part of a Black Sash protest stand in which protesters had to stand alone, or be arrested as an illegal gathering, July 19, 1985. © Gille de Vlieg. Greame Williams, Sisulu released. South Africa, Soweto, 1989. © Greame Williams. Greame Williams, Right Wing. South Africa, Pretoria, 1990. Courtesy the artist. © Greame Williams. Greame Williams, Mandela released. South Africa, Cape, Paarl, 1990. Courtesy the artist. © Greame Williams. Greame Williams, Right Wing. South Africa, Pretoria, 1991. Courtesy the artist. © Greame Williams.