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… Nobody was punished for those deaths, nobody was taken to court to answer for those massacres. He is, therefore, the …

… system, involving the police, the prosecution service, the court system, correctional services and the rehabilitation of …

… Another Arab geographer, Al'Idrisi, lived at the court of Roger II of Sicily. He compiled his geographies from …

… some analysts and commentators as well as continuous court challenges to the exercise of lawful executive and …

… turned 21 he became an interpreter at the magistrate’s court where he enabled the British authority to communicate … Africans during the siege of Mafeking (1899 – 1900). As a court interpreter, Sol Plaatje could interpret eight …

… for the world to see Ghandi and I before a world court in our old age! This is really a strange world and time …

… force of 35,000. As Champion had won a few victories in court against Durban’s curfew and trading laws, his rising …

… Kimberley in solidarity with the striking workers, but a court case and the fear of jail made them start to work …

… them, “due to discontent among the Kroomen”, this man was court martialled and found guilty of attempted murder, to …