A Johannesburg court convicted Mandela, Walter Sisulu, James Moroka, and other leaders of “statutory communism” for organizing the campaign. They received nine months’ hard labour, suspended for two years. The sentence criminalized coordinated resistance while the campaign had relied on volunteers accepting arrest without violence. The prosecution’s political label should not be treated as a neutral description of the movement.
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