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Human Wrongs On Human Rights Day

Human Wrongs On Human Rights Day
By Nathi and UBUNTOONS
21 Mar 2023
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Human Wrongs On Human Rights Day

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  • Mark Hammick says:
    21 March 2023 at 07:39

    And don’t forget those who lost their live due to the ANC’s AIDS denialist policies and the ANC’s callous treatment and callous disregard for Life Emsimedi victims.

  • jacki watts says:
    21 March 2023 at 09:04

    And children starving to death with a social grant able to buy what? .. Not even a decent meal for a family for one night..
    While others stash their ill gotten millions…

  • Tony B says:
    22 March 2023 at 07:44

    No law enforcement. Known criminals not charged and locked up. There seems to be more protection for criminals than there is for law abiding citizens.

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