“unconstitutional” rights of prisoners – Breytenbach (DA) – ONAFHANKLIK
We live in a country with killers, rapers, attackers, MOSTLY ON THE RUN and others in jail treated 5 star like a hotel – it is unconstitutional for criminal to go into houses, properties, businesses, burning tyres, throwing stones and kill innocent people in the street!!! How many of those criminals are still on the run? That is also not part of any democracy – we don’t have a democracy at all, while it is the victims that suffer more.
DA justice spokesperson Glynnis Breytenbach said the president’s remarks were cause for concern and of a similar nature to those by Justice Minister Ronald Lamola last week. He suggested that Cabinet should discuss a return of the death penalty.
https://m.polity.org.za/article/da-slams-ramaphosa-for-hard-labour-call-2019-12-02
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Aubrey Manaka – killer – Ramabulana – ONAFHANKLIK	 03 Desember 201912:05
[…] It was reported previously that Ramaphosa’s suggested that prisoners should be made to do hard labour, while Breytenbach of the DA is of the opinion that it is both unconstitutional and populist. Ramaphosa is reported to have told mourners at the funeral of Precious Ramabsulana that “government would work to change the justice system to ensure that people convicted of crimes against women and children remain behind bars for life and under the harshest conditions.” Why must criminal get 5 star treatments in jail and beter off than their victims? The DA is violated all victims rights and it is unconstitutional. “unconstitutional” rights of prisoners – Breytenbach (DA) […]
“unconstitutional” rights of prisoners – Breytenbach (DA) – ONAFHANKLIK
We live in a country with killers, rapers, attackers, MOSTLY ON THE RUN and others in jail treated 5 star like a hotel – it is unconstitutional for criminal to go into houses, properties, businesses, burning tyres, throwing stones and kill innocent people in the street!!! How many of those criminals are still on the run? That is also not part of any democracy – we don’t have a democracy at all, while it is the victims that suffer more.
DA justice spokesperson Glynnis Breytenbach said the president’s remarks were cause for concern and of a similar nature to those by Justice Minister Ronald Lamola last week. He suggested that Cabinet should discuss a return of the death penalty.
https://m.polity.org.za/article/da-slams-ramaphosa-for-hard-labour-call-2019-12-02
Previous Post Prisoners and their human r
ights
Next Post Aubrey Manaka – killer – Ramabulana
Een gedagte oor ““unconstitutional” rights of prisoners – Breytenbach (DA)”
Aubrey Manaka – killer – Ramabulana – ONAFHANKLIK	 03 Desember 201912:05
[…] It was reported previously that Ramaphosa’s suggested that prisoners should be made to do hard labour, while Breytenbach of the DA is of the opinion that it is both unconstitutional and populist. Ramaphosa is reported to have told mourners at the funeral of Precious Ramabsulana that “government would work to change the justice system to ensure that people convicted of crimes against women and children remain behind bars for life and under the harshest conditions.” Why must criminal get 5 star treatments in jail and beter off than their victims? The DA is violated all victims rights and it is unconstitutional. “unconstitutional” rights of prisoners – Breytenbach (DA) […]