This volume offers a comprehensive summary of the latest developments in human rights law and policy in South Africa. Concentrating on the legal, social, and political implications of the deregulation of apartheid and the proposals that have emerged from the negotiation process, the Yearbook details changes in legislation, key legal precedents, findings of commissions, and policy proposals from political parties. It also looks at the massive changes that must occur before South Africa will be regarded as upholding internationally acceptable standards of human rights.