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...law. The aim of the Rise Up! project is to give voice to those that have previously been silenced or ignored and help to visibilise state violence that has long been mystified or forgotten. Witnessing the Rising Interactive Map Made in collaboration with The National Archives, a new interactive map has been created that provides not only a detailed context and overview of...

...Laws, he suffered 90 days in solitary confinement - over and over again), and Steve, an ANC man, who risked his life whenever he returned to his country. We went to seminars in Southampton and met the quietly spoken lawyer, Albie Sachs. The South African regime blew him up with a car bomb in 1988, but he survived to become South Africa’s chief Justice minister after the...

...law be provided with “statutory payments”, such as sick pay and maternity pay. These statutory payments are not paid out of national insurance, but directly by the employer – although small employers can claim back some or all of the cost from the state. Employers often choose to run their own sick pay and maternity schemes that are more generous than just the...

...Law, a company would require an interdict served to every member of an occupation to prevent the continuation of their ‘unlawful’ behaviour. The cumbersome nature of this process meant that it had not been used by any organisation to force an end to an occupation. However, in 1982 there were two cases of an interdict being sought – at British Leyland, Bathgate and...