South+Africa

=**__South Africa__**=

 -The government enforced a policy of resettlement to force people to move into differnt designated areas during the 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s. People argue that over three and a half million had been forced with this policy. The removals included people relocating due to slum clearance, labour tenants on white-owned farms, the areas of the so-called 'black spots', areas of black-owned land surrounded by white farms, the families of workers living in townships close to the homelands, and 'surplus people' from urban areas, including thousands of people from the Western Cape (which was declared a 'Coloured Labour Preference Area50) who were moved to the Transkie and Ciskei homelands. -A 'blackspot is an area of land in which blacks lived in freehold in what the National Government regarded as white South Africa. The blackspots were bought legally by blacks,as individuals or in groups, before apartheid legislation made it illegal to do so, many people had been bought as far back as before the Union Government of South Africa in 1910. They were not the same as the black were and 13% of the land had been officially set aside for 70% of the population, and where land was distributed by the chief.