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South Africa: Police Should Not Cower in the Face of Unwarranted Attacks On Them - Premier Thandi Modise
Govt of SA, 16 March 2013
Citizens who have no regard for the law should not expect any sympathy from the public, North West Premier Thandi Modise said in condemning the stabing of a 38-year-old Klerksdorp… Read more »
South Africa's Police Urged to Seek Help
National Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa has urged the country's police not to be afraid to seek psychological help. His comment comes in the wake of several incidents of police brutality, the latest being where a man was allegedly dragged next to a moving police car last week.
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17 March 2013
A Second Policeman Could Be Arrested For Brutality Against Court Interpreter in South Africa
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As the issue of police brutality cripples the South Afrcian police force image, reports that a second policeman could be arrested for a second ... see more »
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17 March 2013
South Africa's Police Minister Continues to Do Damage Control Following Police Brutality Incidents
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Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa, has told police in the North West to report those breaking the law. He urged officers not to be afraid to seek ... see more »
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14 March 2013
South Africa's National Police Minister Talks About Police Brutality
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The Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa says he is embarrassed by some members of the Service. The Minister made a well-controlled first visit to ... see more »
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14 March 2013
South Africa's National Police MinisterRefuses to Comment About Civil Suit Against Police
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Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa has refused to comment on the planned civil suit against his Ministry by the family of the late taxi driver, Mido ... see more »
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Johannesburg's police commissioner Mzwandile Petros says the country's police are embarrassed by nine police men accused of dragging taxi driver Mido Macia behind a police van. ... Read more »
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The driver of the police vehicle which dragged taxi driver Mido Macia has revealed to the Benoni Magistrate's Court that he was unaware that Macia was attached to the van. Nine ... Read more »
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Rights groups and civil society have called for more action to be taken against eight policemen from a Johannesburg police station where Mozambican taxi driver, Mido Macia, died in ... Read more »
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Mourners at the memorial service of taxi driver Mido Macia - who died in a police cell hours after being dragged behind a police van - vented their anger throughout the event on ... Read more »
