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The Charter became the manifesto of the anti-apartheid movement, calling for universal adult suffrage as well as several broadly socialist measures, such as the nationalization of major industries and the redistribution of land.

Who's got the power? (South Africa in Focus)

A series of events marking seven years of majority rule in South Africa, and also to thank the British people for their support for the anti-Apartheid Movement, kicked off in London on 28 April with a spectacular concert in Trafalgar Square, attended by former President Nelson Mandela, the British prime minister Tony Blair, ambassadors, and other dignitaries from Africa and the UK.

Celebrating South Africa. (Tribute)

Former apartheid hit squad leader Eugene de Kock says Botha ordered attacks on the anti-apartheid movement during the former strongman's trial for contempt for refusing to testify before the truth probe.

Timetable of events that revealed whole truth about South Africa

It is therefore not too soon for the anti-apartheid movement to begin to examine the economic issues likely to be raised by a liberated South Africa.

South Africa's economy - from apartheid to liberation

It, therefore, welcomes membership from all political factions but views itself as a broad-based Palestinian civil society movement whose raison d'etre is to isolate the state of Israel in the manner of the Anti-Apartheid Movement against Apartheid South Africa.

From Gaza: A South African Lesson

Singling out the anti-apartheid movement for praise, he thanked those who had picketed South Africa House, the South African High Commission in London during the apartheid years and those who had supported a "long haired" Mr Hain in his battle to boycott South African sport in the 1970s.

Prince Harry joins stars and politicians at service to celebrate Mandela's life

HAVING been an Anti-Apartheid Movement activist while at Leeds University in the 1980s I was lucky enough to land a full time job working for the Anti-Apartheid Movement (AAM) at its headquarters in Mandela Street in Camden, London.

PAUL BRANNEN COLUMNIST

As I stood there yesterday, proud to be representing the Labour Party, I also remembered those who were part of the British Anti-Apartheid Movement.

Celebrate, reflect and be inspired; on the day the world remembered Madiba

He will be remembered with particular warmth in Scotland and Glasgow, which spearheaded the UK anti-apartheid movement.

A symbol of how unbroken human spirit can conquer injustice; RECORD VIEW

The return of the 95-year-old leader of the anti-apartheid movement to his home in Johannesburg allows his family to share time with him in a more intimate setting.

'Critical' Mandela goes home to intensive care; AROUND THE WORLD

AS the world continues to mourn Nelson Mandela, the role played by a renowned Welsh pianist, and Beethoven's Number 4 in G piano concerto, during the turbulent anti-apartheid movement of the 1950s has also been remembered.

Welsh pianist who hid Mandela's secret plans; Considered outlaws by the South African Government of the early 1950s, members of the banned African National Congress, led by Nelson Mandela, were forced to plot in secret their acts of resistance against an oppressive apartheid regime. Among the many allies who helped them avoid arrest was a prodigal Welsh musician. Sion Morgan tells the story of Harold Rubens, the pianist who turned activist