
Justice in Waiting: Action Society’s Court Wrap Exposes Ongoing Failures
As South Africa approaches the one-year anniversary of the Khayelitsha barbershop killings on 8 June,
As South Africa approaches the one-year anniversary of the Khayelitsha barbershop killings on 8 June,
Action Society supported various victims of crime as well as the families of victims who
Action Society expressed anger after the Sexual Offences Court in Khayelitsha were burgled over the
Family and friends of the slain ”everyone’s granny”, Ellen Malan, are still left in the
Action Society’s continued court case oversight over the past two weeks further cements our view
Many of our most high-profile and disturbing cases are delayed in court—seemingly indefinitely—because of slow
In our continued efforts to reignite the investigation into the murder case of Mia Botha,
Judging by the three-phased approach announced by Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development, Mmamoloko Kubayi,
The 19 women who were forced to perform sexual acts during a sermon at a
Action Society strongly condemns attempts by a convicted child rapist, to appeal his rape conviction
Action Society acts in the interest of the public through active advocacy for policy change. We work within the community to fight for a reformed justice system, holding government accountable for failing to protect South African citizens.
At Action Society, we often see delays in the justice system. What do you think? Have you experienced this too?