Fourteen years on, Marikana families still seek justice for police killings
Fourteen years on, Marikana families still seek justice for police killings.
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Summary
Fourteen years on, Marikana families still seek justice for police killings. The NPA cited personnel and resource constraints in 2023 as reasons for its failure to prosecute the Marikana cases. Compensation is not justice The financial consequences of the massacre have also continued to unfold.
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Fourteen years on, Marikana families still seek justice for police killings.
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The NPA cited personnel and resource constraints in 2023 as reasons for its failure to prosecute the Marikana cases.
according to IOL (Independent Online)Compensation is not justice The financial consequences of the massacre have also continued to unfold.
according to IOL (Independent Online)
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