WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT

By Newsbreak Producer, Genevieve Lanka - A witness in the inquest into Doctor Hoosen Mia Haffejee's death during detention in 1971 has testified that many apartheid magistrates and judges overlooked signs of torture by the security police. UNISA emeritus professor Raymond Suttner is the first of three witnesses that will be giving evidence today. Suttner himself was tortured after being arrested in Durban in 1975 after working secretly for the ANC and SACP. Suttner has testified that he believes district surgeons and the judiciary colluded to overlook torture. Our reporter Dries Liebenberg is following proceedings...

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT
By Newsbreak Producer, Genevieve Lanka - A witness in the inquest into Doctor Hoosen Mia Haffejee's death during detention in 1971 has testified that many apartheid magistrates and judges overlooked signs of torture by the security police. UNISA emeritus professor Raymond Suttner is the first of three witnesses that will be giving evidence today. Suttner himself was tortured after being arrested in Durban in 1975 after working secretly for the ANC and SACP. Suttner has testified that he believes district surgeons and the judiciary colluded to overlook torture. Our reporter Dries Liebenberg is following proceedings...

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