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DA welcomes court ruling against Julius Malema’s hate speech | SA News

The Democratic Alliance (DA) welcomes today’s Western Cape Equality Court finding Julius Malema guilty of hate speech, and we commend the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) for pursuing this matter.

This is a victory for the rule of law, for the Constitution, and for all South Africans who cherish the values of a free, fair, and non-racial society.

For too long, the world has watched as Julius Malema has incited violence, hatred and division, attempting to unstitch the very fabric of South African society. His hate speech was most recently aired live from the White House in a meeting between President Donald Trump, President Cyril Ramaphosa and a South African…

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