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... Exile 115 Children in exile face many challenges, including adaptation to a new environment and loss of contact with kin and social support networks. They often experience feelings of transitoriness, loss of security and disruption that can lead to a sense of limbo and insecurity. South ...

... Three courses were conducted for groups between twenty-four and forty-five in Somerset East, and one for the Kakana family in Cookhouse. The success of this programme in security forces’ eyes was described as follows: Restricted, isolated hard actions have been launched by Memese and his ...

... THE MUFC ASSISTED HIM WITH THE KILLING. Abductions and assaults of Pelo Mekgwe, Thabiso Mono, Kenny Kgase and Stompie Seipei 52 The events that occurred during the period late September 1988 to February 1989 resulted in one of the most serious crises ever experienced by the internal and ...

... to highlight the deep damage inflicted by past gross human rights violations on human relationships in South Africa. While the main conflict was between a state representing a white minority and an oppressed black population, the conflict found expression in various ways and involved different ...

... and young travellers from South Africa, Canada, Australia and Europe ... I finally returned for a brief visit to South Africa this year, twenty-one years after leaving, to take my father’s ashes to the mountain ... Every day my soul cries for home, but home is not home anymore. 12 ...

... GRANTED 96/12/09 6422/97 BRAND, C HEARING GRANTED 98/06/02 1298/96 BUSAKWE, E HEARING GRANTED 97/03/13 1548/96 CARD, DJ CHAMBER GRANTED 97/04/02 0554/96 CHOLOTA, DB HEARING GRANTED 97/08/14 6610/97 CHRISTIE, MJS HEARING GRANTED ...

... social isolation and, sometimes, physical danger. Communities were constantly on guard against informers in their midst. Moreover, being falsely accused could have extremely distressing consequences for the affected person and his or her family. Mr Simon Lufuno Mariba was arrested and tortured ...

Youth League (ANCYL) member, Mr Christopher Nangalembe [JB00317/03VT]. Mr Victor Khetisi Kheswa was allegedly responsible for Nangalembe’s death. According to Kheswa’s mother, the two boys had grown up together. Kheswa, however, had a long history of criminal involvement and, when youth in ...

... Committee ruled that there could be no doubt that the charge of high treason related to the political conflicts of the past. Mr Patrick Baleka was accordingly granted amnesty [AC/2001/021]. PAC/ANC conflict 247. The Amnesty Committee received applications from four PAC members relating to ...

... N PHAKATHI, Makhosonke Patrick PHIKE, Pakamisa PATLAKI, Willy PHAKATHI, Norah Hluleleni PHILI, Faith Thabile PATSA, Vuyani PHAKATHI, Rebecca PHILI, Nhanhleni PAULI, Sicelo PHAKATHI, Sipho Gift Thokozani PHILI, Woyi Richard PAULSEN, Lionel PHAKATHI, Thule PHILLIP, Fikile ...

... of Africans to the new area. As Oudtshoorn fell within the ‘coloured labour preference’ policy area, African people were allowed only limited access to Oudtshoorn. Apartheid was enforced through measures such as forcing the residents of Bridgeton, a neighbouring coloured township, to obtain ...

... young men were fatally wounded. A number of residents were assaulted with sjamboks and knobkieries. Others were abducted and loaded onto a lorry accompanying the convoy. 337 Although “the burning” of KwaNdebele reached its peak in May and June 1986, violence and unrest continued. The ...

... were found at the scene of the Sebokeng massacre was also allegedly supplied by Vlakplaas. Khoza’s bail money was supplied by Vlakplaas. 116 According to Colonel Eugene de Kock, he delivered six ten-ton truckloads of sophisticated weaponry to Mr Philip Powell for use in the self-protection ...

... Steyn stated that an attack was launched from Komatipoort by South Africans as a training exercise. Investigators were unable to determine the accuracy of this information as use of the Komatipoort airstrip is not regulated. 27 After the incident, a series of investigations were conducted ...

... were ever laid and they were all eventually released. During their detention the five were never interviewed by South West African authorities. CCB covert operations 139 Another dimension involved the deployment of CCB members to South West Africa. Testimony in regard to the CCB operation ...

CRITICISMS AND CHALLENGES33 It would have been odd in the extreme if something as radical as this Commissionhad met with universal approval and acceptance. It would have been even moreodd had we been infallible and made no mistakes as we undertook the delicatetask of seeking to help heal the ...

... young women arrested in the same incident. 327 Mr Mopeloa, who told the Commission that he didn’t belong to any organisation at the time, was accused of being an ANC leader in the area and interrogated about his alleged involvement in the burning of a municipal office. When he denied that he ...

... was at least open to question if not criticism.22 The following appear to be assumptions about that role that enjoy relatively widespread acceptance, although the legal establishment was dismissive of them in the past and may still resist them today.23 First, judges were able to ...

Internal clashes 246. Some of the conflicts in KwaZulu/Natal relate to internal disputes within the ANC and its allies. Two ANC members, Mr Thulani Christopher Madlala [AM5993/97] and Mr Happy A Mngomezulu [AM7322/97], were granted amnesty [AC/2000/104] for fatally shooting Mr Mpumelelo Phewa at ...

... to trauma can lead to sleep disorders, sexual dysfunction, chronic irritability, physical illness and a disruption of interpersonal relations and occupational, family and social functioning. 22 In many statements made to the Commission, deponents described symptoms of psychological ...