More than 120 people in South Africa have been arrested by more than 120 rolling cases, and DNA testing is required to determine the true murderer

Jimu Journalist Hu Li

Intern Zhang Tianzheng

According to the British "Guardian" reported on August 3, on July 28, local time, eight women in South Africa were gang raped near a mine. People were sent to the court for trial on August 3 local time.

South African Social Organization in the court protested

Police said that no more than 120 men arrested were convicted for the time being, and DNA testing was needed to determine the real perpetrators, of which at least 20 young people would be tried in the children's court.

On August 1, local time, South African President Silil Lamaga called for people who knew the information of relevant cases to actively cooperate with police investigations to help police break the case as soon as possible. He said: "These terrible atrocities are insult to women's rights in life and work. We call on the community to cooperate with the police to ensure that criminals are ropeed as soon as possible."

Women's Association concentrates rights in the court

It is reported that in the first half of this year, South Africa had reported 10,818 rape cases, an increase of 13.7%over the same period last year. However, it is reported that because some cases are not recorded in the book, the number of real rape cases is much higher than the known quantity. In South Africa, only 8.6%of rape cases will be convicted. Due to the extremely low efficiency of judicial systems, South African police often lack appropriate investigation and arrest operations on sex crimes. Therefore, non -governmental organizations have expressed anger and dissatisfaction with the government. Hundreds of people held protests outside the court, accusing the police of not taking sufficient measures to maintain social order.

(Picture Source: Associated Press)

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