What new laws were passed by the south African government gandhi?

During his time in South Africa, Mahatma Gandhi fought against several discriminatory laws that targeted the Indian community, including the 1913 Native Labour Regulation Act and the 1906 Asiatic Registration Act. The latter required Indians to register and carry passes, which Gandhi vehemently opposed, leading to his activism and the formation of the satyagraha movement. His efforts contributed to raising awareness about racial injustices and motivated broader civil rights movements in South Africa. Ultimately, his campaigns influenced future legislation aimed at reducing racial discrimination.