A discussion on TRC Matters and the long road to accountability
Description
In this episode of our Justice and Public Interest on the Micpodcast series, Paige Winfield is joined by Alysa Bunting, to discuss CDH’s involvement in ongoing inquests into apartheid-era crimes, including the Cradock Four and Highgate Hotel Massacre.
The conversation explores the historical significance of these matters, the legal process of reopening inquests decades later, and the ongoing pursuit of justice. In support of the Foundation for Human Rights' programme, the Unfinished Business of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), CDH represents families and victims still seeking accountability nearly 30 years after the TRC. Tune in to hear how justice, even when delayed, can still be pursued with purpose.
Additionally, you may click here to access the Foundation for Human Rights' website for the constitutional case referenced in the podcast. Link - Constitutional Damages Case – TheTruth and Reconciliation Commission
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