Sheena Duncan

Sheena Duncan was born in Johannesburg on 7th of December in 1932 and was the eldest of the five children in her family.

Duncan, Sheena (1932—)White South African anti-apartheid activist, pacifist, and protester against capital punishment, who was twice-elected national

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Sheena Duncan (née Sinclair) was born in Johannesburg on 7 December 1932. tended the Auckland Park Preparatory School and Roedean School, both in

Sheena Duncan of South Africa is 1985's LI Prize for Freedom recipient for her outstanding contribution to human rights and political freedom.

The biography, SHEENA DUNCAN, described by Mary Burton as 'A rich and honest portrayal which demonstrates the power of dedicated resistance to injustice'.

Sheena Duncan (7 December 1932 – 4 May 2010) was a South African anti-Apartheid activist and counselor. Duncan was the daughter of Jean Sinclair,

Sheena Duncan, who has died of cancer aged 77, was the former president of the Black Sash, the white women's movement that helped urban black people with