Justice in South Africa

Target entity: Justice in South Africa
Context triple: [Albie Sachs, notableWork, Justice in South Africa]

• A. South Africa: No Middle Road
  South Africa: No Middle Road is a political work by anti-apartheid leader Joe Slovo that analyzes apartheid-era South Africa and argues for a revolutionary path to socialism.
• B. Pass Laws in South Africa
  Pass Laws in South Africa were a system of apartheid-era legislation that controlled and restricted the movement and residence of Black South Africans through mandatory identity documents and internal passports.
• C. The South African Connection
  The South African Connection is a political and investigative work by anti-apartheid activist and journalist Ruth First that examines South Africa’s role in regional and international networks of power, capital, and oppression.
• D. Treason Trial (South Africa)
  The Treason Trial (South Africa) was a landmark apartheid-era legal case (1956–1961) in which 156 anti-apartheid activists, including prominent leaders of the African National Congress, were charged with treason in an attempt by the government to suppress the liberation movement.
• E. The Call of South Africa
  The Call of South Africa is the English version of "Die Stem van Suid-Afrika," the former national anthem of South Africa that celebrated the country’s landscape, heritage, and Afrikaner nationalism.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Justice in South Africa
Target entity description: "Justice in South Africa" is a seminal work by Albie Sachs that examines the apartheid legal system and advocates for a human-rights-based transformation of South African law and society.

• A. South Africa: No Middle Road
  South Africa: No Middle Road is a political work by anti-apartheid leader Joe Slovo that analyzes apartheid-era South Africa and argues for a revolutionary path to socialism.
• B. Pass Laws in South Africa
  Pass Laws in South Africa were a system of apartheid-era legislation that controlled and restricted the movement and residence of Black South Africans through mandatory identity documents and internal passports.
• C. The South African Connection
  The South African Connection is a political and investigative work by anti-apartheid activist and journalist Ruth First that examines South Africa’s role in regional and international networks of power, capital, and oppression.
• D. Treason Trial (South Africa)
  The Treason Trial (South Africa) was a landmark apartheid-era legal case (1956–1961) in which 156 anti-apartheid activists, including prominent leaders of the African National Congress, were charged with treason in an attempt by the government to suppress the liberation movement.
• E. The Call of South Africa
  The Call of South Africa is the English version of "Die Stem van Suid-Afrika," the former national anthem of South Africa that celebrated the country’s landscape, heritage, and Afrikaner nationalism.
• F. None of above. chosen