Quest for justice for struggle stalwart Dulcie September continues
A court in Paris will on Wednesday hear the final arguments in the case to determine whether or not France should have provided struggle activist, Dulcie September, with protection before her assassination in the city in 1988.
September, who hailed from Cape Town, was forced into exile in the 70s and was the ANC’s chief representative in France.
No one has been held accountable for the assassination.
Family to attend Paris court hearing about Dulcie September’s assassination
Written by Mwangi Githahu
Multimedia Journalist, Cape Argus
16 Nov
Cape Town – Members of the family of assassinated ANC political activist Dulcie September will be in a Paris court today for the hearing of a civil matter about whether the French government should have accorded her protection when she alerted local police that her life was in danger.
Athlone-born September was the chief representative for the ANC in France, Switzerland and Luxembourg at the time of her murder in Paris on March 29, 1988.
South African anti-apartheid hero’s family wants investigation into 1988 murder reopened
The family of prominent South African anti-apartheid hero Dulcie September is seeking justice in a Paris court as FRANCE 24’s Nadine Theron explains.
Dulcie September assassination: Family to hear court decision in December
