Women in Solitary

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Focusing on the harrowing experiences of four women detained and tortured in South Africa during the late 1960s, this account sheds light on the brutal tactics used by the regime to suppress anti-apartheid activists. Their narratives reveal not only the personal trauma endured but also the broader implications of political oppression and resistance during this tumultuous period in history. The book highlights the resilience and courage of these women amidst a backdrop of state violence and injustice.