{UAH} Below is a list of some apartheid South African laws

Below is a list of some apartheid South African laws:

1953-Act No 47, Bantu Education Act:

Established a Black Education Department compiled a curriculum suited to the "nature and requirements of the black people". The aim of this law was to prevent black Africans from receiving an education that would allow them to work in positions that they were not allowed to hold under the previous Apartheid laws.

1959-Act 45, Extension of University Education Act:

Prevented black students from attending white Universities.

1951-Act No 27, Bantu Building Workers Act

Prevented black Africans from performing skilled work in any areas except those designated for black occupation.

1953-Act No 49, Reservation of Separate Amenities Act:

Enacted segregation in all public areas including buildings and public transport.

1950-Act No 41, Group Areas Act:

Forced separation between races through the creation of residential areas designated for certain races.

1967-Terrorism Act:

Create BOSS, the Bureau of State Security which was responsible for the internal security of South Africa. It also allowed indefinite detention without trial.

1956-Act

No 64, Natives (Prohibition of Interdicts) Act:

Denied black people the ability to appeal to the courts if they were forcefully removed from their communities.

1952-Act No 67, Natives (Abolition of Passes and Co-ordination of Documents) Act:

Forced black people to carry identification (which included a photograph, place of origin, employment record, tax payments, and encounters with the police) at all times.

1949-Act No 55, Prohibition of Mixed Marriages Act:

Prohibited marriages between white people and people and non-white people.

1953-Native Labour (Settlement of Disputes) Act:

Prohibited black people to go on strike (protest)

1950- Act No 21, Immorality Amendment Act:

Prohibited adultery between white and non-white people.

1970-Bantu Homelands Citizens Act:

Removed black South African citizenship and required all black people to become a citizen of the homeland designated for his/her ethnic group.

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