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Die voorbladberig, wat nie op Internet beskikbaar is nie, sê:
Foord was gang-raped by five men in front of her father on Sunday in
Shongweni while out walking their dogs at a local farm dam.
Dan vra daardie simpel Kanadees iets soos 'wat as dit jou ma is'
verwysende na die Kovsie video. Lees hier bo en lees hier onder.
Kom ons kyk of julle hieroor ook so 'n kettingreaksie gaan opsit.
'Arrest us all, arrest us all'
7 March 2008, 14:58
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Arrests made in Hillcrest gang rape
As police attempted to arrest a gang rape protester outside Durban's
Hillcrest police station on Friday, a crowd surrounded the officer and
requested that they all be arrested.
"Arrest us all, arrest us all ... same as the rapists ... so point
your guns at the rapists," the growing crowd shouted.
Scores of people began protesting outside the police station in
condemnation of the gang-rape of a 21-year-old woman on Sunday.
Her boyfriend, her family and relatives were also at the scene.
Police attempted to arrest one of the protesters after he had parked
his vehicle on both lanes on Old Main Road, blocking traffic flow and
the entrance into the police station.
After talking to police, the man was not arrested.
Other demonstrators, most of them men, stood in the centre of the road
and brought traffic to a standstill.
A larger group or protesters had earlier gathered outside the Pinetown
Magistrate's Court, threatening to kill the five men accused of the
crime.
At least 1 000 people had earlier turned up at the Pinetown
magistrates court in Durban expecting the appearance of the five,
blocking all roads to the court with cars and motorcycles.
However it emerged that the five had already appeared in court on
Thursday and were refused bail.
When they heard this, the protesters descended on the Hillcrest police
station about 20km away, where it was believed another man was
arrested for raping a six-year-old boy.
Hillcrest police however denied the incident, saying "nothing of the
sort was ever reported here".
One of the protesters Janine Waters said: "The family is really upset
.. .They were not aware that the five accused appeared in court
yesterday(on Thursday) because police had said they would appear today
(Friday) ... They had no right to keep this information from the
family because they wanted to be at the hearing," she said.
As protesters became rowdy, senior Hillcrest police officers addressed
the crowd and appealed for calm.
Several protesters and one police officer on the scene told Sapa that
a loudhailer was used to tell the five accused in Zulu that they would
be killed.
Some protesters carried posters reading "No bail for rapists" and
"Slow death for rapists".
Motorists and taxi drivers along Old Main Road hooted in support of
the protesters, who at one stage, stood on the bakkie's roof and
demonstrated.
Bouquets of flowers were also handed to woman at the protest.
There was a heavy police presence monitoring the protest, but there
were no immediate reports of damage or arrests.
Protester, Michelle van Heerden said: "We are really disappointed in
the government. The death penalty should be reinstated."
She said that if the government was serious about corruption and
crime, then "they need to act now or we will all be doomed."
Foord was gang raped in a sugarcane plantation in Hillcrest on March 2
while her father was held at gunpoint nearby.
The two had been fishing at a dam when they were accosted by seven
men.
Police spokesperson Superintendent Danelia Veldhuizen confirmed to
Sapa that the five men arrested in connection with the incident
appeared in court on Thursday. She said they were refused bail.
Veldhuizen confirmed that two attackers were still on the loose.
Both Veldhuizen and another police spokesman Superintendent Vincent
Mdunge denied reports circulating among protesters that other men had
been arrested for raping a six-year old boy in the Hillcrest area.
Mdunge said: "There is no such case at the [Hillcrest police] station
and nobody has been arrested for such a case."
The five are to appear again on March 20. - Sapa
http://www.dailynews.co.za/?fSectionId=&fArticleId=nw200 80307133434619C626300
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You will be killed, mob tells rape suspects
7 March 2008, 12:18
Related ArticlesGang-rape victim tells of medical shock
Protesters gather to support rape victim
Public to raise voices against rape accused
Arrests made in Hillcrest gang rape
Protesters enraged at the gang rape of a 21-year old Durban woman
gathered outside a city police station on Friday, threatening to kill
the five men accused of the crime.
More than 1 000 people had earlier turned up at the Pinetown
magistrates court in Durban expecting the appearance of the five,
blocking all roads to the court with cars and motorcycles.
However it emerged that the five had already appeared in court on
Thursday and were refused bail.
When they heard this, the protesters descended on the Hillcrest police
station about 20km away, where it was believed the five men were being
held.
There, they gathered at the entrance to the station, and one man
parked a bakkie so that it blocked vehicles from going in or out.
A senior police officer addressed the crowd and appealed for calm.
Several protesters and one police officer on the scene told Sapa that
a loudhailer was used to tell the five men in Zulu that they would be
killed.
Some protesters carried posters, among them ones reading "No bail for
rapists", and "Slow death for rapists".
There was a heavy police presence monitoring the protest, but there
were no immediate reports of damage or arrests.
One protester, Michelle van Heerden said: "We are really disappointed
in the government. The death penalty should be reinstated.
"And the Human Rights Commission should publicise this gang rape as
much as it is publicising the Orange Free State University case [where
four white students urinated into the food of black workers]."
She said that if the government was serious about corruption and
crime, then "they need to act now or we will all be doomed."
The 21-year-old woman was gang raped in a sugarcane plantation in
Hillcrest on March 2 while her father was held at gunpoint nearby.
The two had been fishing at a local dam when they were accosted by
seven men.
Police spokesperson Superintendent Danelia Veldhuizen confirmed to
Sapa that the five men arrested in connection with the incident
appeared in court on Thursday.
She said they were refused bail.
Veldhuizen confirmed that two attackers were still on the loose.
Both Veldhuizen and another police spokesperson Superintendent Vincent
Mdunge denied reports circulating among protesters that other men had
been arrested for raping a six-year old boy in the Hillcrest area.
Mdunge said: "There is no such case at the [Hillcrest police] station
and nobody has been arrested for such a case."
The five are to appear again on March 20. - Sapa
http://www.dailynews.co.za/
http://www.dailynews.co.za/?fSectionId=&fArticleId=nw200 80307120007635C382306
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