SACP, Hani family to approach African Commission

JOHANNESBURG - The SACP and Chris Hani's family are planning to approach the African Commission on Human and People's Rights over the release of Janusz Waluś on parole.

They had asked the Constitutional Court to reconsider its decision to grant him parole.

That application was dismissed on Friday.

READ: ConCourt dismisses Limpho Hani's Walus parole reconsideration application

The communist party and the family say they are disappointed by the apex's court ruling.

They also demand a full inquest into Hani's death and a full disclosure of the truth surrounding his assassination.

Walus was place on parole in November after serving 29 years in jail for killing Hani in 1993.

The SACP says Walus is an unrepentant assassin who failed to fully reveal the truth behind Hani's murder.

The SACP and Chris Hani's family plan to approach the African Commission on Human and People's Rights over the release of Janusz Waluś on parole. They had asked the Constitutional Court to reconsider granting him parole. That application was dismissed yesterday. #Today #DStv403 pic.twitter.com/sqPrwCt2Vj

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