A Question of Violence (2012)

To bomb your way to freedom is a difficult decision for the leader of any liberation movement. Countless innocent people could lose their lives. Albert Luthuli was the leader of the African National Congress (ANC) when it embarked on an armed struggle. The timing could not have been worse for him - he had just won the Nobel Peace Prize, the first African to do so. It's a dilemma faced by the decision makers in political conflicts the world over - when, if ever, is it justifiable to resort to violence?