t'ro adults are held under Section 29 of the Internal Securlty Act, lrhi.ch provides for iodefidite detentlorl for the purposes of interrogation, lrith no access Eo rhe family or Lawyer. Io FebruaEy 1990, the Ulnlster for La!, and 0rder, Mr. Adriaan Vlok sEated that only criminals were being detained. However, the detention of dembers of the executlve bodles and ordloary nembers oi organisations conclnues. For eKatBple, Mr. Edsln phasha, a Chenlcal (torkeEs lndustrial Uoion dlebber lrorklng In Ehe bines in Secunda was detained under emergEncy regulatiods on 22 Harch 1990. [ie was released I - 4 peeks lacer wirhout any charges havlng been laj,d agalnsc hlu. (See ,\nnex 3 attached). 8.2,0 Ex-detainees are nacural targets for re-deaentioo. Recently, 4 execulive neobers of che Tenbisa Youth CongEess !.ere detained. After their release they gave a ptess lncelvlet"' at r.rhlch chey were quoted as havlng said they inte[ded inplerEenring "peoples courcs." A shorc tlne after thelr rel.ease, Ehey were re-detalned under the Srate of Emergency. One ot then lras a young lromao, Deborah Marakalla. Thls was her thlrd detenclon. The Iast detention vas for a duratlon of ooe and a half years. She Is the moEher of an asthlDatlc chLld,Lerato, aged 5 years,,ind is herself d i.abe t ic. 8.3.0 when women are detained, they invarlably end up ln solltary confinesren!, .ls a resulc, they are subjected to sexual harassment, Detentlon of pregnant wonen is particularly serlous because they are denled access to nalal care. Furhter, iromen are anxl.ous about the welfare of their famll-les, ironderlng !,/hecher their chlldren are adequarely caken care of whlle their husbands are at work or in detentlon, and all che myriad of !,ortles a woman would have separated frorn her fau1ly.Al44/963 English Page14 3.1.0 Thereareover300detainees without trialpresently heldunder theStateofEmergency including children asyoungas12yearsold.Thirty- twoadultsareheldunderSection 29oftheInternal Security Act,which provides forindefinite detention forthepurposes ofinterrogation, with
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report or document discussing the detention of individuals, primarily adults and children, under the State of Emergency in South Africa. The focus is on the human rights violations and the impact on the detainees, particularly women and children. The text highlights the lack of access to family, lawyers, and basic necessities such as healthcare and education. The themes of human rights, detention, and the welfare of individuals are prevalent throughout the text.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Health, Education