Watch – They never gave up: Families fight for justice over apartheid-era atrocities

Marianne Thamm· Jun 3, 2026 · 8:23 PM UTC ·1 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 94 views

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Families of victims of apartheid-era atrocities are continuing their fight for justice. Their campaign, supported by civil society organizations, led to the establishment of the Khampepe Commission. This commission investigates attempts to obstruct the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's work.

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▪Families of apartheid victims are leading a relentless campaign for justice.
▪The Khampepe Commission was established to investigate allegations of interference with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
▪The campaign is backed by organizations like the Foundation for Human Rights and the South African Coalition for Transitional Justice.

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VIDEO Watch – They never gave up: Families fight for justice over apartheid-era atrocities 3 Jun 2026 Follow on: YouTube Instagram TikTok In this episode of Power Chat, Marianne Thamm and Caryn Dolley discuss the relentless campaign for justice led by the families of victims of apartheid-era atrocities. Backed by civil society organisations - the Foundation for Human Rights and the South African Coalition for Transitional Justice - the effort eventually resulted in the establishment of the Khampepe Commission, officially the Judicial Commission of Inquiry into Allegations of Attempts to Halt Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) Investigations and Prosecutions.With: Caryn Dolley & Marianne ThammEdited by: Joel SeboaProduced by: Emilie Gambade & Joel SeboaOriginal Theme Music & Design…

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