Statement by the Deputy Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development, John Jeffery on Cybercrimes and Cybersecurty Bill: Technological advances have been gone beyond our wildest imagination. But with great technological advances, come greater risks. Research shows that our country’s comparatively high levels of internet connectivity bring with it a higher risk for cyber-crime. Cybercrime activities are growing fast and evolving at a pace, becoming both more aggressive and technically … [Read more...] about Statement by the Deputy Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development, John Jeffery on Cybercrimes and Cybersecurty Bill
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Mthatha news: One robber killed in WSU mob justice
One robber killed in WSU mob justice: An alleged robber has died and two others are fighting for their lives in hospital after they robbed students and were apprehended by other students at the Walter Sisulu University (WSU) campus in Mthatha in the Eastern Cape, the University said on Sunday. Source: "Mthatha" - BingNews. Memorial for TUT student: Meanwhile, a suspected robber died and two others were fighting for their lives in a Mthatha hospital yesterday after being beaten up by Walter … [Read more...] about Mthatha news: One robber killed in WSU mob justice
Congolese Warlord Surrenders But Will Justice Prevail?
Congolese Warlord Surrenders But Will Justice Prevail?: This week the warlord Gédéon Kyungu Mutanga surrendered in southern Democratic Republic of Congo with about 100 of his fighters. Instead of arresting him, local officials in the provincial capital of Lubumbashi gave Gédéon a celebratory welcome. No doubt as a political gesture to the government, Gédéon wore a shirt with a photo of President Joseph Kabila and the slogan “Shikata” – … [Read more...] about Congolese Warlord Surrenders But Will Justice Prevail?
244 Cameroonian farmers bring SGSOC palm oil plantation to justice
244 Cameroonian farmers bring SGSOC palm oil plantation to justice: Local communities affected by this large-scale palm oil plantation have taken their case to the Court of First Instance in Bangem, south-west Cameroon, with the first hearing set for 9 November. Greenpeace Africa (www.Greenpeace.org/Africa/en), who documented the abuse made by the company for the last seven years (http://apo.af/0fv5mZ), launches a call in support for the communities. This announcement follows two … [Read more...] about 244 Cameroonian farmers bring SGSOC palm oil plantation to justice
How South Africans can use their constitution to fight for social justice
How South Africans can use their constitution to fight for social justice by Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University Articles: AIDS activists protest outside South Africa's parliament in Cape Town. ReutersSeasoned South African social rights activist Mark Heywood is of the view that the country’s constitution can be championed by any citizen, in the courts if need be, to achieve almost any objective for social justice. Heywood sets out his argument in an absorbing chapter – Seize the … [Read more...] about How South Africans can use their constitution to fight for social justice
