EFF leader Julius Malema, who is a member of the JSC representing his party, asked Jacobus Strijdom to take up the opportunity to say sorry, “if you’re so willing”.
EFF leader Julius Malema, who is a member of the Judicial Service Commission representing his party, asked advocate Jacobus Johannes Strijdom to take up the opportunity to apologise.A video of EFF leader Julius Malema asking advocate Jacobus Johannes Strijdom SC apologise for his role in prosecuting anti-apartheid activists has gone viral.
The advocate, who prosecuted public violence cases during the apartheid era, was urged to apologise on Wednesday during a Judicial Service Commission interview. Malema, who is a member of the JSC representing his party, asked Strijdom to take up the opportunity to say sorry. "[This is your] opportunity to apologise, if you are so willing,” Malema can be heard telling Strijdom in the viral video.
“I apologise that I was part of the apartheid system, that I was a part of the apartheid laws, that we applied those laws and that I was one of the instruments to apply that law. I apologise to those people” said Strijdom.[HAPPENING NOW 🎥]: The JSC Gauteng Division of the High Court Judge interviews are currently underway.
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