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and campaigned internationally against the minority white rule in Rhodesia. In October 1964, she was arrested by Rhodesian authorities and was convicted. In January 1972, she was arrested again and sent to a jail in
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from 1974 to 1984. Todd was born at Dadaya Mission in Rhodesia. She was educated at Queen Elizabeth Girls School. Her missionary father, Reginald Stephen Garfield Todd, served as Prime Minister of
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newspaper in 1999. The newspaper was banned in 2003. That same year, she was stripped of her Zimbabwean citizenship, when she was unable to comply with a court order to renounce her potential
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As Todd had never had New Zealand nationality, she was unable to renounce it. The temporary passport she had been issued was not renewed and she became
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between 1953 and 1958. Her mother, Jean Grace Wilson Todd, designed and implemented the Southern Rhodesian African Educational System.
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Todd was a political activist from the early 1960s when she joined the Black Nationalist movement by becoming a member of the
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In 1984, Todd was raped by a senior officer in Mugabe's military on his orders, after she criticised the
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for a decade, until the nationality law was changed in 2013 to allow Zimbabweans to be dual nationals.
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This article is about the African activist. For the British-American materials scientist, see
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in protest against their detention, but relented after enduring several incidents of
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Gates, Henry Louis Jr.; Akyeampong, Emmanuel; Niven, Steven J. (2012).
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After an unsuccessful candidature for a seat in parliament for the
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Keatley, Patrick; Meldrum, Andrew (14 October 2002).
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David Krut Publishing, South Africa, 19 August 2009.
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Archived from 456:"Mugabe was rotten from the start" 371:Gates, Akyeampong & Niven 2012 25: 429:Berger, Sebastien (9 July 2007). 217:because of her parents' birth in 483:"Landmark citizenship judgement" 270:. Sidgwick & Jackson. 1972. 555:Dictionary of African Biography 205:Zimbabwe African People's Union 55:Judith Tobb in Cape Town, 2007. 660:21st-century Zimbabwean people 645:20th-century Zimbabwean people 525:. Johannesburg, South Africa. 431:"Robert Mugabe critic 'raped'" 1: 322:"Obituary: Sir Garfield Todd" 194:genocide of Ndebele civilians 610:White Zimbabwean politicians 515:Shoko, Farai (7 June 2013). 260:. MacGibbon & Kee. 1966. 350:. Zebra Press. p. 88. 240:An Act of Treason: Rhodesia 691: 26: 151:National Democratic Party 48: 635:White Rhodesian people 605:People from Zvishavane 146: 346:Todd, Judith (2007). 187:Roman Catholic Church 144: 130:. 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Judith Garfield Todd
Judith A. Todd

Rhodesia
Garfield Todd
political activist
Zimbabwe
Richard Acton
Southern Rhodesia

National Democratic Party
Ian Smith
Marandellas
Gatooma
hunger strike
force-feeding
personae non gratae
London
Roman Catholic Church
genocide of Ndebele civilians
Robert Mugabe
Zimbabwe African People's Union
Daily News
dual nationality
New Zealand
stateless
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978-0-582-60969-3
The right to say no
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