Protesters of this policy championed by P.W. Botha were victims of the Sharpeville Massacre, while protests against it flared up into the Soweto Uprising.
Violent protests against this included the Church Street Bombing and the St. James Church Massacre, the latter of which was perpetrated by the Azanian People's Liberation Army, while the Rivonia Trial imprisoned eight of its opponents. Protesters of this policy championed by P.W. Botha were victims of the Sharpeville Massacre, while protests against it flared up into the Soweto Uprising. Redressed by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and ended by F.W. De Klerk and Nelson Mandela, this was, FTP, what policy of racial segregation in South Africa?
Violent protests against this included the Church Street Bombing and the St. James Church Massacre, the latter of which was perpetrated by the Azanian People's Liberation Army, while the Rivonia Trial imprisoned eight of its opponents.
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