Questions over stalled TRC cases put former Justice DG in spotlight
Rodrigues, who was invited to appear before the TRC during 1997, spurned the invitation, choosing not to participate, preferring to keep the family in ongoing…
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As the director-general, I have no direct interaction or involvement in such processes." According to the TRC Cases Inquiry, in 2003, it became clear to Imtiaz Cajee that the TRC process had not led to results and none of the suspects had applied for amnesty. The Commission heard that Joao Rodrigues, who was indicted for the murder of anti-apartheid activist Ahmed Timol, died in 2021, with his death said to have robbed Timol’s brother Mohammed Timol, nephew Imtiaz Cajee and the Timol family of justice and closure.
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As the director-general, I have no direct interaction or involvement in such processes." According to the TRC Cases Inquiry, in 2003, it became clear to Imtiaz Cajee that the TRC process had not led to results and none of the suspects had applied for amnesty.
according to IOL (Independent Online)The Commission heard that Joao Rodrigues, who was indicted for the murder of anti-apartheid activist Ahmed Timol, died in 2021, with his death said to have robbed Timol’s brother Mohammed Timol, nephew Imtiaz Cajee and the Timol family of justice and closure.
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