Anti-racism group to contest killer's parole
By Khanyisa Tabata
24 January 2010
An anti-racism group has called on Correctional Services Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula to oppose the court ruling that double killer Pieter Groenewald be released.
The Social Movement Against Racist Tendencies says it will approach the Constitutional Court if nothing is done.
A High Court order compelled Correctional Services to release Groenewald, seven years after he was jailed for 20 years for a roadside attack on three men.
24 January 2010
An anti-racism group has called on Correctional Services Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula to oppose the court ruling that double killer Pieter Groenewald be released.
The Social Movement Against Racist Tendencies says it will approach the Constitutional Court if nothing is done.
A High Court order compelled Correctional Services to release Groenewald, seven years after he was jailed for 20 years for a roadside attack on three men.
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