South Africa - Botha faces trial for crime charges

P.W. Buerta, a former South African leader, faces legal challenges for his actions during apartheid. Accused of ordering assassinations and defying the Truth and Reconciliation Committee, Buerta remains unrepentant, prioritizing his pride and principles. Critics argue he must answer for his actions to help South Africa heal, but Buerta dismisses the committee as biased. Allegations include the assassination of an ANC representative in France, and at 82, Buerta may take the truth of his policies to his grave.

What is P.W. Buerta accused of in relation to international law?

• Ordering assassinations of political opponents abroad

• Colluding with foreign governments

• Embezzling government funds

• Spying on international leaders

Why does Buerta refuse to appear before the Truth and Reconciliation Committee?

• He is unaware of the committee's existence

• He wants to protect his pride and his people's dignity

• He believes it is a waste of time

• He has already provided all necessary information

What is the main argument of those who believe Buerta should answer for his actions?

• To punish him for his defiance

• To gain international support

• To allow South Africa to move forward

• To ensure justice is served

What crime is specifically mentioned as being associated with Buerta?

• Theft of national treasures

• Assassination of the ANC's Paris representative

• Illegal arms trading

• Bribery of foreign officials

What is Buerta's likely plan regarding the truth about his government's policies?

• To reveal everything in a public statement

• To take the truth to his grave

• To write a tell-all book

• To confess to the Truth and Reconciliation Committee