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Helen Joseph: The anti-apartheid activist who risked it all
Born in the UK with all the privileges that came with being white, Helen Joseph risked her life challenging the South African apartheid regime. DW discussed her life with anti-apartheid veteran Carl Niehaus.
Born April 8, 1905, in a village in West Sussex, England, Helen Joseph spent most of her childhood in London. Graduating in English, she took up a teaching job in India before moving to South Africa in the 1930s, where she married a dentist and joined the club of well-off white South-Africans. Her work with the military during World War II may have served as an eye-opener, but it was her social work that likely pushed her to join the struggle against apartheid in 1952 - similarly to other notable social workers like Winnie Madikizela-Mandela. ....

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