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Black Land Act No. 27:
Banned Africans from buying or owning land outside of their designated reservations. -
Native (Black) Urban Areas Act No. 21:
Local authorities held responsibilities and regulated the population of Africans and removed those not employed in the area. The country was divided into urban and non-urban areas. Movement between the two areas was heavily regulated. -
Industrial Conciliation Act No. 11:
Reserved jobs for Whites and excluded Africans from registering in trade unions. It also banned Africans from making their own trade unions -
Immorality Act No. 5:
Africans and Whites were banned from having extra-marital intercourse. -
Representation of Blacks Act No. 12:
African voters were placed into a separate roll. Four white senators represented the Africans throughout the union. -
Aliens Act No. 1:
Regulated entry of specific aliens into the Union and controlled the right of any person to take on a last name. -
Natives (Urban Areas) Consolidation Act No. 25)
African males that were thought to be living unproductive lives or committed a certain number and type of offense can be forcefully removed from urban areas. -
Prohibition of Mixed Marriages Act No. 55:
Banned mixed marriages between whites and any other race. -
Population Registration Act No. 30:
Forced all people to be identified and registered into one of four racial groups from birth. This was stricter than previous laws of its kind. -
Group Areas Act No 41:
Designated areas for use by certain races. Eventually, it was required for people to live in areas designated by race as well. -
Black Building Workers Act No. 27:
Banned Africans from doing skilled building work in white urban areas. -
Criminal Law Amendment Act No. 8:
Gave a three year sentence to those who commit civil disobedience. -
Blacks resettlement Act No. 19:
Created a Resettlement Board that forced Africans out of townships. -
Blacks (Prohibition of Interdicts) Act No. 64:
Banned African's delaying their banishment by getting a court order to try and combat the validity of their removal.