we finally got the news that the commission is holding the police and company accountable for what happened. it took way too long but were seeing some form of justice for the workers and their families now. lets keep paying attention to make sure these promises actually turn into real …
We, the undersigned, most strongly condemn the massacre of more than 44 Afrikan Mine-Workers and the injury of many more by the police force of the South Afrikan neo-colonial state, using sub-machine guns on 16th August 2012. Those shot down posed no immediate danger to the police. The shooting was an act of state terror carried out on behalf of the British multinational, Lonmim, a company determined to exploit Afrikan resources and labour while paying starvation wages and using mass sackings and state terror to secure production and its super profits. We support Afrikan Mine-Workers in the quest to repossess what is rightfully theirs by nationalisation and other means.
Corporate greed at its worst. Rest in peace to those taken from us too soon.
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David Lyons
13 years ago
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Its insane that profit is valued more than human lives. Sad day for our country.
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Lerato Bauer
13 years ago
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They were shot down like animals. When will the state be held accountable for this??
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Sarah Riley
13 years ago
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Justice for the miners! Lonmin has blood on their hands and the police are just as guilty.
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Thabo Ramos
13 years ago
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This is a disgrace. Our brothers were murdered just for asking for a living wage. The world needs to see what happened here.
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Sipho Park
13 years ago
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NEVER FORGET!!! These men were just trying to feed their families. Killing them was straight up murder.
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we finally got the news that the commission is holding the police and company accountable for what happened. it took way too long but were seeing some form of justice for the workers and their families now. lets keep paying attention to make sure these promises actually turn into real …
We, the undersigned, most strongly condemn the massacre of more than 44 Afrikan Mine-Workers and the injury of many more by the police force of the South Afrikan neo-colonial state, using sub-machine guns on 16th August 2012. Those shot down posed no immediate danger to the police. The shooting was an act of state terror carried out on behalf of the British multinational, Lonmim, a company determined to exploit Afrikan resources and labour while paying starvation wages and using mass sackings and state terror to secure production and its super profits. We support Afrikan Mine-Workers in the quest to repossess what is rightfully theirs by nationalisation and other means.
Corporate greed at its worst. Rest in peace to those taken from us too soon.