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Legal threat over slow pace of special pardons (29.08.10)

NGOs worry that Zuma may embark on hasty consultation with victims Political prisoners and victims of political violence are becoming impatient with the government's slow pace in finalising special pardons, with an ...

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Civil Society deeply concerned about roll back in democratic freedoms in South Africa (12.08.10)

CIVICUS on behalf on 25 civil society organisations has sent out a joint statement to the Media: Civil Society deeply concerned about roll back in democratic freedoms in South Africa.See: http://www.civicus.org/civicus-home/1449 For more information please ...

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Human Rights Human wrongs (17.08.10)

Victims of extrajudicial murder, torture, rape, and prolonged arbitrary detention filed a lawsuit in the United States in 2002 against multinational corporations alleging they aided and abetted the apartheid regime in the ...

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Bullying 'breeds violence' (10.08.10)

By Kamini Padayachee Bullying at schools may lead to children being involved in excessive violence in later life. This is according to a study on youth violence conducted by the Centre for the ...

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Kwazulu Natal's culture of violence (07.08.10)

By Kamini Padayachee A culture of violence could be one of the reasons why more suspects die in police custody in Kwazulu-Natal than in other provinces. This according to David Bruce, a senior ...

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Youth Vulnerable to Violence (24.07.10)

By Zukiswa Zimela and Kelvin Kachingwe Johannesburg/Lusaka — James Banda, 27, is an unemployed youth although he occasionally is hired to act as a bus conductor at Lusaka's Kulima Tower Bus Station. He ...

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Advance Notification – SOUTH AFRICAN CRIMINAL LAW REPORTS – August 2010 (23.07.10)

JUDGMENTS OF INTEREST IN THE AUGUST EDITIONS OF THE SACR SOUTH AFRICAN CRIMINAL LAW REPORTS Promise you'll play fair?It is not the prosecution's duty to assure an accused that his trial will be ...

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