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Apartheid victims fight McBride case (20.06.10)

By Nathi Olifant Relatives of prominent anti-apartheid activists killed during the apartheid era are set to square off with Robert McBride at the Constitutional Court over his legal fight not to be ...

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Apartheid victims and survivors challenge McBride ruling (19.06.10)

Surviving relatives of apartheid victims have filed an application to intervene in the Constitutional Court case of The Citizen v. McBride as amici curiae (friend of the court) in a bid to challenge ...

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Move to prevent new attacks on refugees (06.06.10)

By Brendan Boyle The South African government has taken steps to pre-empt a flare-up of xenophobic violence after the World Cup. Themba Maseko, the government spokesperson, said the cabinet had revived the inter-ministerial ...

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Migrants, refugees fear attacks after end of World Cup (19.05.10)

XENOPHOBIA: A group of migration organizations said foreign nationals had been threatened with violence by neighbors, colleagues and nurses Foreign migrants and refugees in South Africa have been warned to prepare for a ...

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Warning of xenophobic violence in South Africa after World Cup (17.05.10)

By Annie Kelly Foreign migrants and refugees fear attacks after tournament Foreign migrants and refugees in South Africa have been warned to prepare for a wave of xenophobic attacks as soon as the ...

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Cele defends SAPF (19.04.10)

By Noelene Barbeau National Police Commissioner General Bheki Cele has defended the SA Police Force (SAPF), saying there are structures to investigate police brutality and to take action when police are guilty ...

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Keep soft targets away from jail rapists: MPs (15.04.10)

By Siyabonga Mkhwanazi Prisoners vulnerable to sexual assault - youths, first-time offenders, poor, gay and transgender convicts - should not be locked up with habitual prisoners and prison gangsters, MPs have told ...

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