Indian activists launched passive resistance against the Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representation Act by occupying a restricted site in Durban. Volunteers courted arrest rather than accept unequal rights to land and residence. The campaign connected everyday spatial exclusion to the laws and political institutions organizing racial hierarchy.
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Which institution did Indian passive resisters challenge in 1946?
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The campaign opposed the Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representation Act, confronting unequal rights through occupation and voluntary arrest.
The Indian passive resistance campaign challenged racial restrictions on land and residence.
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Occupation and voluntary arrest confronted discriminatory legal control of space.