peterjones spoke to witness history about his friend steve biko, a young black south african who was bring about change. i miss my friend steve bike, and i am forever in his debt. steve biko is one of the people that originated the new generation of young, political—minded black people. the black consciousness movement. we believe that, in our country, there shall be no minority, there shall be no majority — there willjust be people. and those people will have the same status before the law and they will have the same political rights before the law. the apartheid government ensured that there was no resistance against its doctrines and against its policies. there was a roadblock and they then searched the car. they found an identity document, which was mine. they then said, "who's peterjones?" and i said, "that's me." he said, "oh, and who are you, big man?" that's now steve. and steve said, "i'm steve bantu biko." and we were then locked up together in one cell. the next morning, we started getting an uneasy feeling, and in a convoy of three cars, we sped towards port elizabeth. bec

peterjones there, remembering his friend steve biko.go to tunisia in the 19505 and the introduction of equal rights laws, which gave women not just the right to vote, but the right to contraception and, in some cases, abortion. the wide—ranging reforms were brought in by the country's first president following independence. saida el gueyed remembers when president bourguiba asked her to help him introduce the laws to tunisian women. rock �*n' roll music plays. reporter: for women, who ten years ago, had no rights, - were contracted to a marriage by their parents, covered their faces when they left the house, these tunisians are not doing at all badly. this is, one imagines, as emancipated as any girl can get. thes swinging tunisian dolly birds represent one of the most remarkable social transformations of present times. translation: the equal rights law was the biggest ever - gain for tunisian women. president bourguiba said he was notjust a liberator of tunisia, but a liberator of tunisian women as well. reporter: bourguiba is tunisia.

peterjones there remembering his friend, steve biko.to tunisia in the 1950s and the introduction of equal rights laws which gave women notjust the right to vote, but the right to contraception and in some cases abortion. the wide—ranging reforms were brought in by the country's first president following independence. saida el gueyed remembers when president bourguiba asked her to help him introduce the laws to tunisian women. file footage: the women who, 10 years ago, had no rights, - were contracted to a marriage by their parents, were covering their faces when they left the house, these tunisians are not doing at all badly. this is, one imagines, as emancipated as any girl can get. these swinging tunisian dolly birds represent one of the most remarkable social transformations of present times. translation: the equal rights law was the biggest-ever - gain for tunisian women. president bourguiba said he was notjust a liberator of tunisia, but a liberator of tunisian women as well. file footage: bourguiba is tunisia. for 30 years, he's f

peterjones remembering his friend, steve biko.e 1950s and the introduction of equal rights laws that give women the right to vote and the right to contraception and in some cases abortion. the reforms were abiding by the country's first president following independence. for women who ten years ago had no rights, were contracted to a marriage by their parents, covered their faces when they left the house, these tunisians are not doing at all badly. this is, one imagines, as emancipated as any girl can get. these swinging tunisian dolly birds represent one of the most remarkable social transformations of present time. translation: the equal rights lie was the biggest ever - gain for tunisian women. the president of the time said he was notjust a liberator- of tunisia but a liberator. of tunisian women as well. bourguiba is tunisia. he has a fight for his country, battling for independence from france and was jailed and exiled for his trouble. since independence, he has been the nation's leader. translation: i knew president bourguib