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 | | In June, 1952, the African National Congress and the South African Indian Congress, bearing in mind their responsibility as the representatives of the downtrodden and oppressed [badly treated] people of South Africa, took the plunge and launched the Campaign for the Defiance of the Unjust Laws. |
 | | Factory and office workers, doctors, lawyers, teachers, students and the clergy; Africans, Coloreds, Indians and Europeans, old and young, all rallied to the national call and defied the pass laws and the curfew and the railway apartheid regulations. |
 | | Defiance was a step of great political significance [importance]. |
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