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South Africa: Police Torture Case Provisionally Withdrawn

2 April 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

The case of three police officers accused of torturing barber Juma Igiraneza has been provisionally withdrawn because an interpreter was unavailable. Igiraneza did not arrive at the court for the …Read More at Source

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