
EFF to appeal Equality Court hate speech ruling against Malema
The court found Julius Malema guilty of hate speech for remarks at a 2022 rally in Cape Town
MONDAY, 01 SEPTEMBER 2025, 00:56
The court found Julius Malema guilty of hate speech for remarks at a 2022 rally in Cape Town
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The Cape Town Equality Court found EFF leader Julius Malema guilty of hate speech.
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The South African Human Rights Commission has welcomed Wednesday’s Equality Court judgment which found EFF leader Julius Malema guilty of hate speech for utterances made at a rally in 2022.
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‘Impossible to imagine a greater catastrophe’ if case not treated urgently, says Zuma.
MPs cannot publicly express hateful and divisive speech.
The citizens of this country cannot make others suffer because they are expressing their views.
The EFF was at the time given 10 days to retract the remarks which they never did.
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