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When Courts Do Politics: Public Interest Law and Litigation in East Africa

reverses the effects of colonialism, unequal development and capitalism globally. Although the book focuses on the continental and regional anti-apartheid movements, one should not assume that it externalizes anti-apartheid activism. The book recognizes that forging international solidarity was one of the pillars of the African National Congress (ANC)’s anti-apartheid struggle. The other three pillars in the ANC’s anti-apartheid struggle “were mass mobilization, underground and armed struggle” (82). The book gives due credit to the anti-apartheid activism of South Africans in general and Nelson Mandela in particular.