South Africa

Graft Settlements – time for South Africa to join the global movement towards non-trial resolutions

By Colette Ashton

South Africa

'As a country, we can’t live in perpetual amnesty' – Experts divided on fate of State Capture perpetrators

By Karabo Mafolo

South Africa

A bitter pill it is, but there are sound reasons for giving amnesty to alleged State Capture wrongdoers

By Robert Appelbaum, Gavin Rome, Sechaba Mohapi and Ryan Hopkins

South Africa

Restorative justice can help us deal with the aftermath of the looting: Is an amnesty appropriate?

By Mike Batley and Anneke Scheepers

South Africa

Should amnesty for looters be 'one size fits all'?

By Greg Nicolson

South Africa

Restorative justice and plea bargaining can help us deal with State Capture cases

By Mike Batley

South Africa

State Capture: Actually, an amnesty would work

By Robert Appelbaum, Gavin Rome, Sechaba Mohapi and Ryan Hopkins

South Africa

Amnesty suggested as a way to deal with State Capture cases

By Estelle Ellis

South Africa

Student activist amnesty demand debated in parliament

By Aphiwe Ngalo

South Africa

Two years later after protests that rocked SA, student activist leaders seek to remain free

By Nkateko Mabasa

South Africa

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission has still not resulted in restorative justice

By Yasmin Sooka

Politics

Firearm amnesty opens; criminals queue around the block. Not.

By Branko Brkic