RELEASE OF THE VIOLENT NATURE OF CRIME IN SOUTH AFRICA REPORT Fundamental question “why is crime violent?” not satisfactorily answered CAPE TOWN – 09 November 2010. The Ministry of Police today released ...
Read MoreTuesday, 9 November 2010Press Statementby the Centre for the Study of Violence and ReconciliationThe Study on the Violent Nature of Crime1. In February 2007 the Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation was contracted ...
Read MoreAnnouncement: CSVR study on violent crime to be focus of briefing by Minister of Police to Portfolio Committee (01.11.10)
Following approval by the Cabinet, a CSVR study on the violent nature of crime is to be the subject of a briefing by Minister of Police, Nathi Mthethwa, to the Portfolio Committee on ...
Read MoreBy MSINDISI FENGU OUTRAGED family members of an Eastern Cape police officer who was gunned down by a prison escapee have expressed disgust at the murderer’s application to President Jacob Zuma for ...
Read MoreMinistry of Police Cabinet has approved the report on the study of the violent nature of crime in South Africa for tabling in Parliament. Cabinet commissioned the report in 2007. It sought to answer ...
Read MoreBy Lizel Steenkamp Kaapstad - Navorsing oor die gewelddadige aard van misdaad waarvoor die regering R3,5 miljoen betaal het, vergaar reeds 18 maande lank stof. Mnr. Nathi Mthethwa, minister van polisie, sal ...
Read MoreBy Hlengiwe Mnguni Cape Town - The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development says it is taking victim participation seriously in the special pardons process, in which 149 offenders are seeking pardons from President Jacob Zuma ...
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