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Admission of Persons to the Union Regulation Act No 22
This act gave Indians the right to migrate from one province to the other. It was enacted during the summer of 1913. -
Native (Black) Urban Areas Act No 21
This law gave local authorities the rights to the black citizens in their specific area. The country divided the areas into prescribed (urban) areas and non-described (rural) areas. -
Industrial Conciliation Act No 11
This gave the people job registration. It also excluded blacks from membership with trade unions -
Representation of Blacks Act No 12
This switched black voters from the common roll to the separate. If there was blacks in the union, they were supposed to be represented by four white senators -
Natives (Urban Areas) Consolidation Act No 25
This law introduced the idea of influx control. It only applied to black males only. -
Prohibition of Mixed Marriages Act No 55
This law prohibited different races to marry. This mainly was aimed at whites and other minorities -
Suppression of Communism Amendment Act No 50
This law pertained to people overthrowing the government being accused of terrorism. It also accused people if they were assisted in the intent of overthrowing the government -
Black (Native) Laws Amendment Act No 54
This law was a continuation of the 1945 Urban Areas Consolidation Act. It stated that black people that were born in the urban areas and had been staying there for the most of their life were entitled to stay -
Extension of University Education Act No 45
This law motivated the Bantu Education to find colleges for different African ethnic groups. However, blacks were prohibited to attend the University of Cape Town -
General Law Amendment Act No 80
This amended the 1963 General Law Amendment. This would extend the investigation of the Sobukwe clause.
