Latest News & Developments
The police officer, based at OR Tambo International Airport, allegedly brought the victim to hospital, before he was arrested.
The Supreme Court of Appeal has posthumously increased compensation to R50 000 for a North West woman who endured 'despicable and humiliating' unlawful arrest, tripling the initial award after finding the original amount unjustifiably low.
Macua has made submissions to the South African Human Rights Commission ahead of the national inquiry into illegal mining.
Several reasons contribute to continued police brutality
In a significant development, the families of anti-apartheid activists Nicholas Ramatua 'Boiki' Tlhapi and Matthews Mabelane welcome the reopening of inquests into their tragic deaths, yet express frustration over the absence of scheduled hearing dates.
A 17-year-old boy alleges police brutality after being tortured and assaulted by officers in Wetton. The family seeks justice amid claims of negligence from the police.
A recent IPID report uncovers a disturbing trend of police officers in South Africa engaging in organised crime, raising serious concerns about corruption within law enforcement
Joshlin Smith trial: Accused detail alarming allegations of police torture and drug use.
In the ongoing Joshlin Smith trial, accused Steveno van Rhyn claims he was tortured by police during interrogation, revealing shocking details about his plea explanation.
A former policeman was sentenced to seven years for randomly shooting people at a funeral.
Two police officers were dismissed for failing to investigate an assault case, leading to a court ruling that highlights the importance of accountability in law enforcement.
Two police officers were dismissed for failing to investigate an assault case, leading to a court ruling that highlights the importance of accountability in law enforcement.
Two police officers were dismissed for failing to investigate an assault case, leading to a court ruling that highlights the importance of accountability in law enforcement.
The victim had gone to the police station to report domestic violence after her boyfriend had violated a protection order and she got into an argument with the officers.
Two female police officers are charged with assaulting a woman who sought their help during a domestic dispute, raising serious concerns about police conduct.
Outrage as two police officers arrested for allegedly assaulting a woman at Bloemfontein station.
A shocking video of police officers assaulting a woman at a Bloemfontein police station has sparked outrage and demands for accountability.
The traumatic ordeal that Gay Alexander and her husband Noel Alexander suffered was filmed by concerned neighbours.
Calls for the removal of Eldorado Park SAPS Commander Brigadier Mkhacani Maluleke escalate as Councillor Juwairiya Kaldine alleges wrongful arrest.
Calls for the removal of Eldorado Park SAPS Commander Brigadier Mkhacani Maluleke escalate as Councillor Juwairiya Kaldine alleges wrongful arrest.
After the tragic death of a husband and father in police custody, a widow and her daughters are taking legal action against the Minister of Police, claiming wrongful death and loss of support.
Explore the alarming rise of vigilantism in South Africa through the lens of criminologist Professor Nirmala Gopal, who discusses the implications for community justice and the breakdown of trust in law enforcement.
Communities in Inanda are resorting to vigilantism as frustration with the criminal justice system grows, following the brutal killings of five alleged criminals.
The couple said they were arrested after they refused to pay a bribe to officials.
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi and ActionSA in Gauteng have condemned the SAPS for its failure to attend the funeral service of slain 22-year-old traffic warden Chesnay Keppler who was allegedly murdered by her boyfriend, who is a police officer.