Final sitting for SAHRC panel probing July 2021 unrest

President Cyril Ramaphosa at the SAHRC hearing on the July 2021 unrest on April 1 2022 in Sandton. The commission will conclude hearing oral evidence on Tuesday.The SA Human Rights Commission will on Tuesday conclude hearing oral evidence in the investigative hearing into the July 2021 unrest in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng.

“The commission will hear oral evidence from the social cohesion group. The sitting on June 21 marks the close of the receipt of oral evidence,” it said. The commission said in the previous session of the hearing President Cyril Ramaphosa recognised the importance of the probe and articulated his support for the process.

Circumstances around the unrest in July last year implicated basic human rights such as the right to security, the right to be free from all forms of violence, the right not to have one’s possessions seized and the right to life, the commission said.

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