EFF leader Julius Malema has been instructed to apologise for hate speech, but what legal action can be taken if he refuses do so?🧑⚖️
Curlewis also pointed out that Malema can be criminally charged for incitement to commit violence.
“But as pointed out… the history in South Africa and that of the EFF is self-explanatory. It will be difficult to prove his statements were not what it purports to be, which was found to be exactly that what the SAHRC determined,” he continued.to the EFF before the investigations were complete, Malema criticised the commission for not hearing “their side of the story”.
“They say there was a display of posters at the EFF people’s assembly in the Western Cape. Those posters, you will know, are from the 2013 launch of the EFF in Marikana, so someone went to remanufacture those posters and sent them to the SAHRC.
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