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CSVR helps resolve issues in Ficksburg (28.04.11)

By Rahima Essop As the Free State town of Ficksburg waits on tenterhooks ahead of Friday's bail judgment, the Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation on Wednesday warned there is a possibility of ...

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Cele's office defends police after brutality claims (28.04.11)

By Tara Meaney The office of National Police Commissioner Bheki Cele on Thursday said it is unfair to paint all police officers with the same brush following the latest incident of police brutality. Two ...

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'Police brutality' condemned after woman's death (28.04.11)

By Tara Meaney & Andrea van Wyk The Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation on Thursday condemned the latest incident of apparent police brutality. Jeannette Odendaal was shot and killed, allegedly by a ...

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Saps 'in denial' about police brutality

By Andrea van Wyk The Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation on Thursday said that senior policemen are not acknowledging the seriousness of the problem of police brutality. In the latest incident, a ...

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Only police chiefs can end it (24.04.11)

We may be outraged by the death of Andries Tatane - but this brutality is far too common, writes David Bruce Not so long ago we lived in a South Africa where demonstrators would ...

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Tatane: Is crowd control doctrine at fault? (19.04.11)

By Leon Engelbrecht Six Free State public order policemen have found the hard way just how thin the blue line of the law is. Two stand accused of murdering Fouriesburg protester Andries Tatane and four ...

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Arresting a Few Policemen will not Solve South Africa`s Violent Policing Problem (19.04.11)

The brutal death of unarmed protestor and father of two, Andries Tatane, at the hands of the South African police in Ficksburg on 13 April would have gone largely unnoticed except that it was captured ...

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