Haron was arrested in May 1969 and detained in Cape Town. He was found dead in his cell at the Maitland Police Station after 123 days in police detention.
The first inquest in 1970 found that his death was attributed to injuries sustained during an alleged fall down a staircase at the Cape Town Police Station and a heart condition. On Friday, a forensic pathologist testified that Haron may been beaten severely shortly before his death. Dr Steve Naidoo testified that the injuries on the Imam’s body may have been caused by punches while he was in detention.Father’s death unexpected
In South Africa we still remember the brutal murder of Communist under Apartheid while the West and corporate media celibrate attrocities committed against Russians and historical USSR by neo-Nazi backed regime in Ukraine. And where are SACP + EFF no protests against Azov?