Advocate Julie Seton was unveiled on Saturday morning as ActionSA’s newest member during a media briefing in Ennerdale, Johannesburg.
JOHANNESBURG - A former Democratic Alliance councillor who recently joined ActionSA said the blue party is slow to act on issues.
Advocate Julie Seton becomes the latest, in a very long list of former DA members that have joined ActionSA.She will be joining ActionSA’s strategic litigation department in the Western Cape. ActionSA Western Cape leader, Michelle Wasserman said there are a number of human rights issues in the province that they are looking at litigating against the government.
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