EFF leader Julius Malema's legal representative will cross-examine linguist Dr. Karlien van den Berg at the Equality Court. Van den Berg concluded that Malema's statements were hate speech and incitement to violence. The SAHRC had ordered Malema to apologize, but he did not comply.
The legal representative of EFF leader Julius Malema is set to cross-examine Dr. Karlien van den Berg, a linguist at the University of the North West at the Equality Court today. Van den Berg concluded that Malema's utterances displayed characteristics of hate speech and incitement to violence.
The South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) had ordered Malema to retract and apologize, which he failed to do.
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