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In 1948, the African National Party (NP) won the election in South Africa, introducing the Apartheid system.
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10 Interesting Fact About The history of the Civil Rights Movement in South Africa
10 Interesting Fact About The history of the Civil Rights Movement in South Africa
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In 1948, the African National Party (NP) won the election in South Africa, introducing the Apartheid system.
In 1956, the campaign for exemption of civil rights in South Africa began with a demonstration in Johannesburg.
In 1960, general strike began.
In 1961, ANC (African National Congress) was passed as an illegal organization by the Apartheid regime.
In 1964, Nelson Mandela, ANC, and several others were sentenced to conspiracy for a rebellion.
In 1976, young people in Soweto held a demonstration on the streets that led to countless murder.
In 1985, the United Nations adopted basic regulations on civil and political rights for South Africa.
In 1990, the President of South Africa, FW de Klerk, revoked the apartheid regulations and ended political freezing.
In 1994, Nelson Mandela was chosen as President of South Africa in elections held throughout the country.
In 1996, the law on civil rights, which guarantees the same rights for everyone in South Africa, signed.
