Betogers in die Tshepisong-lokasie aan die Wes-Rand het Donderdag ‘n vragmotor aan die brand gesteek.
Motoriste is gevra om van alternatiewe roetes, soos Ontdekkersweg en die N12, te gebruik, het hoofsupt. Wayne Minnaar, woordvoerder van die Johannesburgse metropolisie gesê.
Konst. Vincent Mashiteng, polisiewoordvoerder, het gesê inwoners betoog omdat hulle sedert verlede Saterdag sonder elektrisiteit is.
“Niemand is in hegtenis geneem nie en die betogers versper verskeie paaie.”
Die polisie monitor steeds die situasie. – Sapa
Dear Matt
In 2 days, African leaders could vote to withdraw from the International
Criminal Court, crippling one of the world’s best hopes for confronting
genocide and crimes against humanity. I know together we can stop this.
Join me in urging the voices of reason within the African Union to stand up
for justice and accountability — let’s protect this great institution:
In
just 2 days’ time, African leaders could kill off a great institution,
leaving the world a more dangerous place.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) is the world’s first and only global
court to adjudicate crimes against humanity. But leaders of Sudan and
Kenya, who have inflicted terror and fear across their countries, are trying to
drag Africa out of the ICC, allowing them the freedom to kill, rape, and
inspire hatred without consequences.
I know that together we can change this. But we have to join hands
and call on the voices of reason at the African Union (AU) – Nigeria and South
Africa – to speak out and ensure that the persecuted are protected by the
ICC. Join me by adding your name to the petition now and share it with
everyone — when we have hit 1 million our petition will be delivered
straight into the AU conference hall where Africa’s leaders are meeting in
Addis Ababa.
In my years of work, life and travel, the fight for justice has been a long and
arduous one. I have seen the very worst in Darfur and Rwanda, but also the very
best with the reconciliation in South Africa. During this journey, I have seen
great gains made that protect the weak from the strong and give us all hope. The
ICC is one of these beacons of hope.
This threat to the ICC started precisely because the court was doing its job.
It charged Kenya’s Deputy President for killing people who rallied against him
during an election and Sudan’s President for murdering women and children in
Darfur. Now Kenya and Sudan are lobbying all of Africa to pull out of the court
and destroy its chance of success. But in Darfur, Congo, Cote D’Ivoire
and Kenya, the ICC has played a key role in bringing hope to those
terrified by the armies, militias and madmen that have waged war against the
innocent. It’s a light in the darkness that cannot be allowed to go
out.
The main argument by some leaders with a guilty conscience is that the ICC is a
Western witch-hunt as most of the investigations have happened in Africa. But
this couldn’t be further from the truth. This was an institution that was
created by 20 African countries, 5 of the court’s 18 judges are African and the
chief prosecutor is African. Friday is a key judgment day. Will
our African leaders stand on the side of justice or injustice? With survivors
and fallen victims or with tyrants and oppressors? This is the moment to
choose. Join me in calling on African leaders to stand on the side of justice
and support the International Criminal Court.
Best
regards!
Afrika maak soos afrika wil. Westerse normes en waardes is vir hulle vreemd en strem die inboorling se gryp- en vraatsug. Afrika was onderwerp aan westerse waardes omdat dit op hulle afgedwing was – nou kan hulle maak soos hulle wil.
Ja en as jy hulle vra wat wil hulle – dan is daar net een antwoord altyd – He (met n kappie op) 😉
Jy het vergeet hoe die Rooi nekke ons unieke Boerevolk gedwing het om hulle Westerse normes en waardes te aanvaar. Hulle het boonop ons unieke Boerevolk (inboorling) se gryp- en vraatsug gestrem. Daarom lyk ons vandag soos ons lyk.
Gelukkig kyk jy in die spieël as jy praat
Wie is hierdie arme blanke?
Mal Max
Weereens en nogmaals word motoriste verontrief deur hierdie spul barbare.
Wat help dit die SAPD monitor die situasie ????? Jaag die klomp uiteen met verdomde loodpunte ! Dit is onwettig en uiters gevaarlik. Los hulle dat hulle mekaar aan die brand steek, dis wat hulle die beste doen.
Hulle doen dit reeds. Daarom is daar so baie van hulle 🙂
Sopas van my stoel afge …. m.
LoL !
Minora blade?
Vat een en sny jou hoofslagaar.
Is jy ‘n kint van god?
MATT : Waarom verwerdig jy jou ENIGSINS om op my repliek kommentaar te lewer ?
Alvorens jy my NIE om verskoning vra, SAL EK NIE MET JOU IN GESPREK TREE NIE.
Ek versoek jou verder nou om nie te laster teen MY GOD nie – bid / aanbid wie en wat jy wil !
Mat jy is die kind van die duiwel en dit het niks met ons te doen nie. So los die mense se Godsdiens uit, dit het niks met jou te doen nie. Jy is so van die duiwel besete dat die duiwel by jou kom kers opsteek.
Praat Afrikaans ou grote.
Waar is die sosiale media gegons oor hierdie betogers? Wit mense met ballonne wat verontreg voel en dit op ‘n beskaafde manier wys word gekritiseer. Maar nee, die Bantoe kom weg met moord.
Besig om alweer in die bruin anus in te kruip.
Dit is mos waar jy daardie pienk strikkie siekte opgetel het malkop seeman.
Dear Matt
African leaders could vote to withdraw from the International Criminal Court, crippling one of the world’s best hopes for confronting Genocide and crimes against humanity. I know together we can stop this. Join me in urging the voices of reason within the African Union to stand up for justice and accountability — let’s protect this
great institution. In just two days’ time, African leaders could kill off a great institution, leaving the world a more dangerous place. The International
Criminal Court (ICC) is the world’s first and only global Court to adjudicate crimes against humanity. But leaders of Sudan and Kenya, who have inflicted terror and fear across their countries, are trying to drag Africa out of the ICC, allowing them the freedom to kill, rape, and inspire hatred without consequences. I know that together we can change this. But we have to join hands and call on the voices of reason at the African Union (AU) – Nigeria and South ensure that the persecuted are protected by the ICC. Join me by adding your name to the petition now and share it with everyone — when we have hit one million our petition will be delivered straight into the AU conference hall where Africa’s leaders are meeting in Addis Ababa.
Desmond.
Wie is die arme blanke?
Hoekom sit hulle sonder elektrisiteit? Want hulle betaal nie vir dit nie! En ek wat met soveel kragonderbrekings sit aanvaar dit maar gelate want ons is opgevoed.
Hoekom moet motoriste alternatiewe roetes gebruik? Daar is betaal en word nog steeds betaal om die paaie te gebruik so skiet die gemors, die oproermakers!
En jy wat met soveel zwart op wit moorde sit aanvaar dit maar gelate want jy is opgevoed beweer jy. Het die Kerk/Circe se snoeshaan dit in jou keel gat af foreseer?
Bly maar eerder op see in jou vissersboodjie want die droëgrond akkodeer nie met jou nie.
1. The fight for justice has been a long and arduous one. I have seen great gains
made that protect the weak from the strong and give us all hope. The ICC is one of
these beacons of hope. This threat to the ICC started precisely because the
court was doing its job. It charged Kenya’s Deputy President for killing people
who rallied against him during an election and Sudan’s President for murdering
women and children in Darfur. Now Kenya and Sudan are lobbying all of Africa to
pull out of the court and destroy its chance of success. But in Darfur, Congo,
Cote D’Ivoire and Kenya, the ICC has played a key role in bringing hope to
those terrified by the armies, militias and madmen that have waged war against
the innocent. It’s a light in the darkness that cannot be allowed to go out.
2. The main argument by some leaders with a guilty conscience
is that the ICC is aa Western witch-hunt as most of the investigations have
happened in Africa. But this couldn’t be further from the truth. This was an
institution that was created by 20 African countries, 5 of the court’s 18 judges
are African and the chief prosecutor is African. Friday is a key judgment day.
Will
our African leaders stand on the side of justice or
injustice? With survivors
and fallen victims or with tyrants and oppressors? This is
the moment to
choose. Join me in calling on African leaders to stand on
the side of justice
and support the International Criminal Court.
In my years of work, life and travel, the fight for justice
has been a long and
arduous one. I have seen the very worst in Darfur and
Rwanda, but also the very
best with the reconciliation in South Africa. During this
journey, I have seen
great gains made that protect the weak from the strong and
give us all hope. The
ICC is one of these beacons of hope.
This threat to the ICC started precisely because the court
was doing its job.
It charged Kenya’s Deputy President for killing people who
rallied against him
during an election and Sudan’s President for murdering women
and children in
Darfur. Now Kenya and Sudan are lobbying all of Africa to
pull out of the court
and destroy its chance of success. But in Darfur, Congo,
Cote D’Ivoire
and Kenya, the ICC has played a key role in bringing hope to
those
terrified by the armies, militias and madmen that have waged
war against the
innocent. It’s a light in the darkness that cannot be
allowed to go
out.
The main argument by some leaders with a guilty conscience
is that the ICC is a
Western witch-hunt as most of the investigations have
happened in Africa. But
this couldn’t be further from the truth. This was an
institution that was
created by 20 African countries, 5 of the court’s 18 judges
are African and the
chief prosecutor is African. Friday is a key judgment day.
Will
our African leaders stand on the side of justice or
injustice? With survivors
and fallen victims or with tyrants and oppressors? This is
the moment to
choose. Join me in calling on African leaders to stand on
the side of justice
and support the International Criminal Court.
Best
regards!
Best
regards!
Mad Max
In hierdie resume kyk ek na die praktiese haalbaarheid van interne selfbeskikking
binne die vereistes van die internasionale reg en die grondwet van 1996 asook
na struikelblokke wat in die praktyk mag bestaan vir interne selfbeskikking. Die
reg op selfbeskikking vir ‘n volk is ‘n primêre reg wat lanka nie meer deur
die internasionale reg ernstig be vraagteken word nie. Artikel 1(1) van die
International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights gee die volgende definisie
vir selfbeskikking: All peoples have the right of self-determination. By virtue
of that right they freely determine their political status and freely pursue
their economic, social and cultural development. Dit is belangrik om te
verstaan dat interne selfbeskikking nie iets is waarvoor ‘n volk of groep
iewers of by iemand aansoek moet doen nie, maar dit is ‘n reg wat deur so ‘n
volk of groep opgeëis word binne bepaalde riglyne van die internasionale reg. Die tradisionele criteria vir ’n staat, om soevereiniteit te kan geniet, word deur die Konvensie van Montevideo van 1933 breed weg soos volg opgesom: The state as a person of international law should possess the following qualifications: (a) a permanent population (b) a defined territory (c) a government; and (d) a capacity to enter into relations with other states.