Lord Peter Hain: Time for South Africans to rise up and demand change
Lord Peter Hain delivered a lecture to commemorate anti-apartheid activist Neil Aggett murdered by the apartheid police in detention.
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Lord Peter Hain delivered a lecture to commemorate anti-apartheid activist Neil Aggett murdered by the apartheid police in detention.
This is the Neil Aggett Memorial Lecture delivered at Kingswood College in Makhanda.
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