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Evicted ‘naked man’ sobs during police minister’s visit

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The incident sparked outrage amongst South Africans, who accused the City of Cape Town of violating the man’s right to human dignity and also reignited calls against heavy-handedness by law enforcement officials in the country

Source: South African News | Online News | The South African

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