“As students of South Africa, we cannot be silent when the head of one of our arms of State abuses his position to support the violation of human rights in another country,” said Sasco president Bamanye Matiwane.
Pretoria - The South African Students Congress has accused Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng of abusing his position to support the violation of human rights by Israel.
“As a progressive student movement that values deeply the principle of progressive international solidarity, Sasco calls on all students and progressive forces in civil society to support the call for the chief justice to retract his statement of support for apartheid Israel.” Chief Justice Mogoeng was this week in a line-up of The Jerusalem Post’s “exclusive webinar”, which also featured South African Chief Rabbi Warren Goldstein and was moderated by the Jerusalem Post’s editor-in-chief, Yaakov Katz.
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