
UN committee says the long-running trial failed on process. Boeremag case scrutiny has returned after the United Nations Human Rights Committee found South Africa breached fair trial rights in the long-running treason case against Johan Lets Pretorius and his sons, Johan and Wilhelm, Cape {town} Etc reports.
According to South African History Online and ANFASA the case involved 22 accused convicted of plotting to overthrow the government through bombings and sabotage.
The trial started in 2003, stretched across 1 280 court days and ended with convictions in 2013.
The committee’s finding centred on the Pretorius family and that the government had not publicly responded at…
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the Western Cape.

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