TITLE

One-man truth squad

AUTHOR(S)

Cook, John

PUB. DATE

May 1997

SOURCE

Mother Jones;May/Jun97, Vol. 22 Issue 3, p15

SOURCE TYPE

Periodical

DOC. TYPE

Article

ABSTRACT

Focuses on Peter Magubane, a photojournalist of South African magazine `Drum.' Magubane's photography job which featured the brutality of life in the South African apartheid; Honor earned by Magubane because of the apartheid photos; His experiences when he was jailed and tortured by the apartheid.

ACCESSION #

9709120627

Tags: MAGUBANE, Peter;  APARTHEID -- South Africa

 

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