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Wat ‘n “ongelooflike” bydrae tot die bekamping van plaasmoorde in besonder en misdaad in Suid Afrika in die algemeen!

Die onvermoë van georganiseerde landbou om die heel belangrikste aspek van volhoubare voedselproduksie te verseker, nl. Om die veiligheid van hulle lede teen moord en misdaad te fasiliteer, lê aan die wortel van die 148 plaasaanvalle en 33 moorde sedert die begin van 2015. Titus se openlike ontkenning dat plaasmoorde rasgebaseerd is, is niks anders as “politieke korrektheid” en word die Suid Afrikaanse Menseregte Kommissie se ondersoek daardeur bevestig as net nog ‘n nuttelose oefening wat nog ‘n jaar koop vir die moordenaars, verkragters en diewe om na hartelus voort te gaan om die Boeregemeenskap te teister.

Eers wanneer die boere kollektief deur hulle verteenwoordigers dit onomwonde stel dat as ‘n misdadiger dit in sy kop kry om ‘n plaas aan te val, moet hy weet dat hy sy lewe in sy eie hand neem! Indien die regime na 21 jaar nog nie instaat is om die blanke in Suid Afrika te beskerm nie, moet hulle maatreëls tref om dit self te doen! Dit verklaar die regime onbevoeg en verplaas die verantwoordelikheid vir veiligheid na die teiken van die misdadiger om hulleself te beskerm. Dít is die mees basiese mensereg wat daar is!

South Africa: Farm Attacks Show How Criminality Is Engulfing SA Citizens - SAHRC

By Adam Wakefield, News24

Farm attacks showed how criminality in South Africa was engulfing its citizens, the SA Human Rights Commission said on Thursday.

Since the start of the year, there have been 148 farm attacks, with 33 murders taking place.

"We cannot afford farmers, farm workers, farming communities [to be ] attacked, and their lives are taken at will because this is where we see how the criminality in our country is engulfing us," commissioner Danny Titus told media and farming sector stakeholders.

"It really is a broad South African experience of crime."

He was speaking at the commission's presentation of its "Safety and Security Challenges in Farming Communities" report in Johannesburg.

"We cannot deny there are also racial undertones, overtones, terminology used in these attacks, but we cannot make the finding that this is racially motivated, that this is ideologically driven as we experienced in the early 1990s," Titus said.

"We really are very clear in terms of the presentations that our criminal justice system is not deterrent enough when it comes to preventing crimes on the farms."

Farmers were seen as soft targets, with farms "auto-teller machines where they [the criminals] can just go draw money and because of the vulnerability of distance, it really is an easy target", Titus said.

"We would like to say to the perpetrators that we will have to improve our criminal justice system. A lot is at stake. Criminals feel they are at liberty, with almost gay abandon, to take the lives of other people," he said.

"We hope Parliament will step up to the plate and not disappoint us in this."

The SAHRC would forward the report to different government departments and within a year's time, would like to bring out a statement regarding the status of their recommendations.

Source: News24