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ON APRIL 17, the US Supreme Court handed down the long-awaited Kiobel decision, which is considered a blow to human rights victims resorting to the…
ONLY a few apartheid-era crimes are still being investigated, but the National Prosecuting Authority will not say how many or reveal the status of the…
Elizabeth Mokoena, an ordinary, uneducated grandmother, did the incredible. She led police to the site where she believed her husband, an ANC member who disappeared…
67 victims travelled from Worcester on the Shosholoza Meyl on Wednesday to meet Stefaans Coetzee as part of the Department of Correctional Services' victim-offender dialogue…
Thursday, 31 January 2013 08:05

‘Voorbeeld vir wittes’

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An article by the Afrikaans newspaper, Die Beeld, reporting on the meeting on January 31, 2013 between Stefaans Coetzee and the victims and survivors of…
Correctional Services Minister, Sibusiso Ndebele has welcomed victims of the 1996 Worcester bombing in Pretoria. This as part of his department's Victim-Offender Dialogue programme. 
Several victim-support groups formed a coalition and convened a national meeting last month. They asked the government to assess victims' needs, set aside enough money…
Ten years ago, a group of apartheid victims set out to launch a landmark class-action lawsuit. Their aim? To hold companies liable for their part…
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