FWDeKlerkFoundation 'He must be ostracised from the project of a new and equal South Africa and have all privileges afforded to him as a former leader of the state stripped. The state De Klerk led was collapsed and so must all respect he is afforded.'
"There must be a decisive move from efforts of reconciliation to justice, as justice is the only form of recourse that can be taken against those who refuse to repent for the evils they have committed."
The EFF said the acceptance of apologies without justice was the reason why black South Africans found themselves landless, undermined and on the outskirts of the economy. "It is the acceptance of apologies from people who never apologised that inspired De Klerk to declare with confidence that the segregation of black people, their humiliation, dispossession and racist separate development were not crimes against the humanity of the black people."
For true reconciliation to be achieved, the party said men who perpetuated unspeakable crimes against black people - like De Klerk - must face the might of the law. "He must be ostracised from the project of a new and equal South Africa and have all privileges afforded to him as a former leader of the state stripped. The state De Klerk led was collapsed and so must all respect he is afforded."
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