South Africans Renew Legal Efforts for Justice Decades After Apartheid
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More than thirty years after apartheid ended, families of victims continue to pursue justice for severe crimes committed during that era. With survivors and perpetrators aging, new legal initiatives aim to uncover truth, ensure accountability, and secure reparations before opportunities diminish.
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