Because he belonged to the group that was strongly disadvantaged by this system.
Apartheid set whites and blacks apart in society, strongly benefitting the whites (in giving them all the real and legal power) and strongly obstructing life and blocking chances for wealth, power and success for blacks.
And Nelson happened to be born black in South Africa. So there you have a strong personal motive to fight Apartheid.
On top of that , Apartheid did not meet his own moral criteria of how a humane society should be (as it didn't meet the moral criteria of thousands, millions of other people around the globe anymore in the 70ies, 80ies seen the worldwide protests and embargos).
Nelson Mandela protested against apartheid because he didn't think the laws and discrimination were fair. Nelson Mandela and the rest of the ANC (African National Congress) protested for the rights of colored people in South Africa.
because apartheid was so cunning and unfair nelson mandela could not stand it that people were being treated unfairly so he started to take action
i ain't got time fo dis question
Nelson Mandela started working for democracy while he was studying to be a lawyer he joined ANC (african national congress)
Peacefully!
In the 90's, after 1991.
Democracy, non-violence and corruption free are some of Nelson Mandela's belief about Africa. Forgiveness is also another belief that Nelson Mandela is associated with.
Nelson Mandela was a leader in the fight to eliminate Apartheid in South Africa and spent many years in prison as a result. It was his conversations with the government leadership that eventually developed into a path for full democracy there, and he became the first black head of government there.
to fight for blck peoples righhts
Because he is KIND
We have learned that we must fight for our freedom
Nelson Mandela wrote the autobiography entitled "The Long Walk to Freedom." It details his life, including his time spent in prison during the fight against apartheid in South Africa.
Nelson Mandela
How nelson mandela contribute to the change of law?
Leading the fight against apartheid in South Africa.