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1.3.1 The organisation that supported the rent and service complaints of the Thembisa residents in the 1980s was the Azanian People's Organisation (AZAPO). 1.3.2 Jaki Seroke was likely detained because he was a prominent leader of the Azanian People's Organisation (AZAPO), which was actively mobilising and leading the protests against rent and services. The police would target such leaders to disrupt the organisation of the boycott and intimidate activists. 1.3.3 According to the source, three stipulations of the General Law Amendment Act regarding the treatment of detainees were: • Detainees could be held for fourteen days without a charge. • Detainees could be held in solitary confinement (isolation). • Detainees were not allowed access to lawyers or a doctor. • Detention could be extended indefinitely. (Any three of these) 1.3.4 A rent boycott is a form of protest where residents collectively refuse to pay their rent to the authorities or landlords. This is done to exert pressure and demand changes, often related to high rents, poor services, or political grievances. 1.3.5 Those opposed to the rent boycott were regarded as puppets of the township superintendent because they were seen as collaborating with the apartheid government's administrative structures. By not supporting the boycott, they were perceived as undermining the community's collective resistance and acting in the interests of the oppressive system and its officials, rather than the residents. 3 done, 2 left today. You're making progress.