BibliographyThese sites and publications relate to the political work of Jack Lewis, Zackie Achmat and the Treatment Action Campaign.Website: Treatment Action Campaign www.tac.org.zaWebsite: Idol Pictures www.idol.co.zaWebsite: Beat It! Treatment Literacy Series www.beatit.co.zaWebsite: AIDS Law Project www.alp.org.zaPublication: Steven Friedman & Shauna Mottiar (2005) “A Rewarding Engagement? The Treatment Action Campaign and the Politics of HIV/AIDS” in Politics & Society, 33:4, p.511-565. Examines the TAC’s use of constitutional democracy as a model for collective action on social initiatives.Publication: Jack Lewis (1984) “The rise and fall of the South African peasantry: a critique and reassessment” in Journal of Southern African Studies, 11:1, p.1-24.Online publication: Chris McGreal (2008) Profile of Zackie Achmat on the Guardian website, Friday September 12, 2008 Accessed at http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/sep/12/matthiasrath.aids on 25 November 2008Film: Brian Tilley (2001) It's My Life. 72 minutes, colour. Release date: 2002; copyright date: 2001. Follows Zackie Achmat over a period of five months as he grapples with issues around his stance on not taking antiretrovirals and his own deteriorating health. During this time the TAC brings a court case against the South African government to force the provision of antiretroviral treatment for the prevention of mother to child HIV prevention.