Ghetto Act

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The Ghetto Act was a 1946 South African law that restricted land ownership and political representation for Indian South Africans, entrenching racial segregation and discrimination.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf South African legislation
apartheid-era law
appliesToDemographicGroup Indian South Africans
country Union of South Africa NERFINISHED
dateEnacted 1946
discriminatedAgainst Indian South Africans NERFINISHED
followedBy later apartheid legislation
hasEffect entrenched racial discrimination
entrenched racial segregation
restricted land ownership for Indian South Africans
restricted political representation for Indian South Africans
historicalPeriod pre-apartheid South Africa
impact marginalization of Indian South Africans in urban areas
reinforcement of racially segregated residential patterns
implementedPolicy racial segregation in land ownership
racial segregation in political representation
jurisdiction South Africa NERFINISHED
legalDomain electoral law
property law
racial segregation law
mainSubject Indian South Africans NERFINISHED
partOf system of racial segregation in South Africa
precededBy earlier segregationist policies in South Africa
purpose to control settlement and property ownership of Indian South Africans
to limit political rights of Indian South Africans
typeOfDiscrimination political disenfranchisement
racial discrimination
restrictions on property rights
yearEnacted 1946

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