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HUMAN RIGHTS DAY FEATURE: Right to life being enjoyed by criminals instead of citizens – vice-chair of Westville CPF

21 March 2018 by Alan

Durban in the News:

HUMAN RIGHTS DAY FEATURE: Right to life being enjoyed by criminals instead of citizens – vice-chair of Westville CPF: In our Human Rights Day series, we feature everyday South Africans who have taken it upon themselves to defend the basic rights of others. In this feature, News24 chats to Asad Patel, who has taken it upon himself to protect the right to life of vulnerable residents from crime in Westville, KwaZulu-Natal.

Sharks make 4 changes for Rebels clash: Sharks head coach Robert du Preez has made four changes to his match-day squad for their clash with the Rebels in Melbourne.

Melbourne Rebels change 7 for Sharks: Melbourne Rebels coach Dave Wessels has made seven changes to his starting line-up for Friday’s match against the Sharks in Melbourne.

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