The Iman Haron inquest will run from 7 to 18 November 2022. Image: Storm Simpson/The South African/Facebook/Iman Haron Foundation.
The last surviving policeman from Maitland Police Station is expected to take the stand again on Day 7 of the reopened inquest.
The Iman Haron inquest will run from 7 to 18 November 2022. Image: Storm Simpson/The South African/Facebook/Iman Haron Foundation.
The last surviving police officer from the time Imam Abdullah Haron was held in detention in 1969 is expected to take the stand again after his cross-examination could not be completed in the allotted time on Monday, 14 November.
Other witnesses who are expected to take the stand on the seventh day of the reopened inquest include political detainees – Yousuf Gabru and Robert Wilcox – and a psychoanalyst, Diane Sandler.
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