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State of SA s judiciary not a happy one

SA judiciary crisis: Far more concerning is the judicial wokery-pokery on highly contentious matters like racism.

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SAHRC denies letting Malema off the hook for hate speech as judgment is reserved

EFF leader Julius Malema Photo: Gallo Images The SAHRC has actually rejected letting EFF leader Julius Malema off

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Judgment reserved in Malema hate speech case

Judgment was scheduled in the hate speech case against Julius Malema. The FW de Klerk Foundation and AfriForum

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Judgment reserved in Malema hate speech case

The Johannesburg High Court on Tuesday reserved judgment in the application to review a SA Human Rights Commission decision to let EFF leader Julius Malema off the hook for hate speech.

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SAHRC denies letting Malema off the hook for hate speech as judgment is reserved

SA Human Rights Commission has defended its decision to let EFF leader Julius Malema off the hook for hate speech in 2019.

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