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In the 1980s, South Africa experienced a surge in civil resistance against the apartheid regime. This resistance took various forms, including protests, boycotts, strikes, and acts of defiance. Organizations like the United Democratic Front (UDF) mobilized diverse groups to challenge apartheid policies. The Soweto Uprising of 1976 marked a turning point, igniting widespread resistance among black South Africans. The anti-apartheid movement gained international attention, leading to sanctions and diplomatic pressure against the apartheid government. Despite severe repression, civil resistance persisted, contributing to the eventual dismantling of apartheid in the early 1990s. This period demonstrated the power of grassroots activism and solidarity in challenging systemic injustice.
