George Building Collapse | SAHRC concerned about deceased and injured workers: Sandra Makoasha

The South African Human Rights Commission says it is concerned about the individuals who died in the collapsed George Building, as well as the number of people being treated in hospitals and those who are still missing.
SAHRC commissioners yesterday met with George's executive leadership to inspect the site of the collapsed building.
Now let us discuss this further we are now joined by the South African Human Rights Commission by Commissioner Sandra Makoasha.
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[@bethbiggs9560]

What is more powerful, South African law or Human Rights

[@silam2329]

Something is wrong here somebody is covering up the quilty parties in this situation

[@barendsteenkamp5904]

Health & Safety should take responsibility. What are they getting paid for.

[@wendymurray1195]

Morally the developer and contractor should help the victims and return the bodies back to their home countries. It is appalling that neither the developer or contractor has been on sight to offer assistance. They employed the workers.

[@ronnyparker7148]

Morally??? do you honestly think that a developers who knowingly hires 81 illigal workers to work on their substandard building gives 2 sh1ts about the morality of the situation

[@user-gu5pb5vr5l]

Seconded i also don't care

[@thembimaseko9600]

Wish H S F, N G O s ,Immigration Lawyers can help financially to thòse families.

[@ronnyparker7148]

So you want the TAX payers of SA to sort out the families of illegal immigrants. News flash, SA is already to broke to take care of its own people d1psh1t

[@DimitriPaulJonas]

You can remove my comments.
Dont care