An online archive of materials of the solidarity movement in the U.S.A. that supported the struggle against apartheid and for African freedom, including documents, posters, streamed interviews, t-shirts, photographs, campaign buttons, and remembrances.

Digital archive of 90 hours of videos taken in South Africa in the late 1980s and early 1990s. This raw footage documents anti-apartheid demonstrations, speeches, mass funerals, celebrations, and interviews with activists that capture the activism.

The aim of the DISA project, is to make accessible to scholars and researchers world-wide, South African material of high socio-political interest which would otherwise be difficult to locate and use

The African National Congress was formed in 1912. This web site provides access to ANC documents, campaigns, conferences, history, organizational structure and publications.

An independent human rights organisation with a thirty-year track record of human rights activism and public interest litigation in South Africa. LHR provides free legal services to poor and indigent people from six law clinics around the country.

Fort Hare, South Africa

Free archival portal to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Nelson Mandela’s release from prison on 11 February 1990. Users can explore archival documents, photographs as well as raw and edited news footage and other audio-visual material related to the release and the political events directly preceding and following it – much of which has not been seen by the public.

Provides a bibliography of a variety of sources related to and written by Nelson Mandela.

A reference source that documents the role of the Nordic Countries in their struggles for liberation in Southern Africa during the late 20th century.

A curricular resource for schools and colleges on the struggle to overcome apartheid and build democracy in South Africa, with 45 streamed interviews with South Africans in the Struggle, historical documents and photographs, and educational activities.

Promotes adherence to human rights in South Africa through public education, policy initiatives, and investigations of specific human rights abuse cases.

The SARAP Project is located at Howard University. this project began as an effort to identify, locate and describe documentation about the diasporic relationship between blacks in South Africa and the United States.

Boston-based non-profit that focuses on environmental issues and issues of environmental justice in Southern Africa.

Official Website from the South Africa Department of Justice. Includes the final report of the Commission along with other reports, documents and assorted primary sources.

"The South Africa Film and Video Project (SAFVP) assists in preserving and making accessible moving images from the years of struggle against apartheid."

A South African Daily Newspaper

South Africa

Robben Island is a world heritage site, South African national monument and national museum. Since the Dutch settled on the Cape in the mid 17th century, Robben Island was used as a prison. Notable figures such as Nelson Mandela, South Africa's first democratic President, were imprisoned on this island. It was converted into a museum in 1997 and declared a world heritage site in 1999.

Photos and videos capture the experience in South Africa, where more than 5.5 million are afflicted.

“The new online multimedia archive includes Mandela’s correspondence with family, comrades and friends, diaries written during his 27 years of imprisonment, and notes he made while leading the negotiations that ended apartheid in South Africa. The archive will also include the earliest-known photo of Mr. Mandela and never-before seen drafts of Mr. Mandela's manuscripts for the sequel to his autobiography Long Walk to Freedom.”