VOICED : South Africa's apartheid era prisoners call for release

The video discusses the political crimes during Apartheid, focusing on individuals who were imprisoned for their actions against the regime. It highlights the injustices in the legal system, where many remain incarcerated despite their actions being politically motivated. Personal stories, such as those of Percy Chappie and Eugene Derkach, illustrate the ongoing struggle for justice and the mixed outcomes of government pardon programs.

What crime was the individual jailed for, and what was his reasoning behind it?

What does the speaker imply about the current state of political prisoners?

Discuss the significance of the pardoning of individuals involved in apartheid death squads.

How does the speaker feel about the sacrifices made by those involved in the struggle against apartheid?

What does the speaker suggest about the government's program to pardon offenders convicted of political crimes?