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Saturday, September 5, 2009

SA Farm Attack Report [20]: Oral and Written Submissions and Bibliography




Report of the Committee of Enquiry into Farm Attacks, 31 July 2003






Report of the Committee of Enquiry into Farm Attacks

31 July 2003


ORAL SUBMISSIONS TO THE COMMITTEE

Farm Murders in South Africa (Carte Blanche 1/2)

Farm Murders in South Africa (Carte Blanche 2/2)

  • Boshoff Lt Col B. (South African National Defence Force): 2001-06-19
  • Burger Ass Com F.J. (South African Police Service): 2001-10-17
  • Crosby A. (Agri South Africa): 2002-07-10
  • De Kock Ass Com C. (South African Police Service): 2001-05-15
  • Dissel A. (Centre for the Study of violence and Reconciliation) 2001-09-03
  • Dunn P.P. (Mangete Landowners Association): 2001-08-20
  • Ferreira K. (Agri South Africa): 2001-07-04
  • Geldenhuys K. (Security consultant): 2002-05-03
  • Graf Insp C.H. (South African Police Service): 2001-05-15
  • Jordaan Dr. C.L. (Geo-strategist): 2001-07-23
  • Klaasen Dr K. (National Intelligence Agency): 2001-09-26
  • Lesabana R. (Lawyers for Human Rights): 2001-06-19
  • Loggenberg J. (Transvaal Agricultural Union of South Africa): 2001-06-20, 2002-07-09
  • Martin D.
  • Moll Maj L. (South African National Defence Force): 2002-01-09
  • Moore Lt Col D.C. (South African National Defence Force): 2001-06-19
  • Mothabele M. (National African Farmers’ Union): 2001-07-23
  • Niemann Col B. (Transvaal Agricultural Union of S A): 2001-06-20, 2002-06-06
  • Pereira B. (Human Rights Commission): 2001-06-19
  • Pretorius Supt. D. (South African Police Service): 2001-09-26
  • Ramphele R. (Human Rights Commission): 2001-06-19
  • Schoeman Col. B. (South African National Defence Force): 2001-06-19
  • Steinberg J. (Independent researcher): 2001-06-19
  • Strauss Supt. J.C. (South African Police Service) 2001-08-20, 2001-11-07
  • Van Zyl B. (National Intelligence Agency): 2001-09-26
  • Van Wyk H.C. (Rand Afrikaans University): 2001-07-24
  • Visser J. (Agri South Africa): 2001-07-04, 2002-07-10
  • Vreugdenburg Supt J.H. (South African Police Service): 2001-09-27
  • Weber W. (Action: Stop Farm Attacks): 2001-08-21
  • Wegerif M. (National Land Committee): 2001-06-19
  • Yates T. (Department of Land Affairs): 2001-09-26
  • Zulu Prof P. (University of Natal): 2002-02-06



WRITTEN SUBMISSIONS

  • Agri South Africa Submissions to the Independent Research Committee as to possible motives for farm attacks. (Undated)
  • Agri South Africa Information regarding commercial farmers in South Africa (7 September 2001)
  • Black J. Farm attacks / murders - from riches to rags. (10 October 2001)
  • Bester Sen. Supt. L. National Rural Protection Plan: Farm attacks: Successes (Undated)
  • Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation Criminal backgrounds of young offenders (2001-09-03)
  • Craig I. Untitled letter (20 September 2001)
  • Eksteen E. Reverse justice: Impediment and irresolution - Eksteen case (undated)
  • Freedom Front Submission of Freedom Front to Committee of Inquiry into Farm Attacks. (31 August 2001)
  • Joint Operations Farm attacks: Presentation to the Farm Attacks Investigating Commission. (Undated)
  • Koen M. Conflict in the Kranskop area (2002-10-03)
  • Lawyers for Human Rights Presentation on farm attacks I Farming community security (25 June 2001)
  • ‘Louise’ Untitled Email. (4 October 2001)
  • Martin D. Stelselmatige uitmoring van die plaasboere. (13 January 2002)
  • NICOC ‘Attacks’ on members of the farming communit, (including smallholdings (25 September 2001)
  • Nkusi Development Association Cases of assault - human rights violation of farm workers (19 July 2001)
  • Roman R. No rural security without land reform (2003-01-14)
  • Sanna C. O. His name is Claudio (10 October 2001)
  • Transvaal Agricultural Union Voorlegging aan die Spesiale Ondersoek Komitee na Plaasaanvalle en Moorde (20 Junie 2001)
  • Transvaal Agricultural Union Farm attacks and murders - further information. (27 September 2001)
  • Transvaal Agricultural Union Inligting vir ondersoek (7 February 2002)
  • Vreugdenburg Supt J. H. Aanvalle op plase en landbouhoewes (Undated)
  • Vreugdenburg Supt J. H. Attacks on farms and smallholding (agricultural) (Undated)
  • Weber W. Further information. (Undated)



BIBLIOGRAPHY

OFFICIAL REPORTS


  • Central Statistical Service Crimes: Prosecutions and convictions with
    regard to certain offences, 1995/96
    (Pretoria, 1998)
  • Crime Information Analysis Centre Attacks on farms and smallholdings 1 January - 30 June 1999. (Report, compiled by Strauss Supt J.C., September 1999.)
  • Crime Information Analysis Centre Attacks on farms and smallholdings (Report, compiled by Strauss Supt J.C. and Grobler N.J., August 2002)
  • Crime Information Analysis Centre Attacks on the farming community: Comparison between 1999, 2000 and 2001. (CIAC Eastern Cape, compiled by Nel Supt V. and Olivier Capt J.)
  • Crime Information Analysis Centre Attacks on the farming community: Eastern Cape perspective: 1994-2000 and January to October 2001 (CIAC Eastern Cape compiled by Nel Supt V. and Olivier Capt J.)
  • Crime Information Analysis Centre Attacks on farms and smallholdings (Report no 2 of 1998, compiled by Strauss Supt J.C., December 1998.)
  • Crime Information Analysis Centre Attacks on farms and smallholdings. (Report no 1 of 1999, compiled by Strauss Supt. J.C., May 1999.)
  • Crime Information Analysis Centre Eastern Cape House Robbery (CIAC Eastern Cape, compiled by Watermeyer Sen Supt L.)
  • Crime Information Analysis Centre House robbery: Farms compared with other vicinities (CIAC Eastern Cape study compiled by Watermeyer Sen Supt L., 2003.)
  • Crime Information Analysis Centre Identifying and addressing farm attack risk factors (CIAC Eastern Cape, restricted report compiled. Cronjé by Insp P.d.J, November 2001.)
  • Crime Information Analysis Centre Provincial crime specific statistics for the period January to December 1994 to 2000 (Pretoria, 2001)
  • Crime Information Analysis Centre Safeguarding farms (Report, April 1999)
  • Crime Information Management Centre Attacks on farms and smallholdings (Quarterly Crime Report No 3 of 9 September 1998.)
  • Crime Information Management Centre The incidence of serious crime between 1 January and 31 December 1997 (CIMC Quarterly Report No 1/98, 27 March 1998)
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  • National Intelligence Coordinating Committee Attacks on members of the farming community. (Status report 1998-01-27)
  • National Operational Coordination Committee NOCOC crime prevention and response service (September 1998)
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  • Statistics SA Agricultural Surveys 1994, 1995, 1996 ( Pretoria, 1999).
  • Statistics SA Labour force survey February 2000 (Pretoria, 2001)
  • Statistics SA Rural Survey 1997 (Pretoria, 1999)
  • Statistics SA The People of South Africa Population Census, 1996 (Census in Brief, report No. 1:03-01-11, Pretoria, 1996).
  • Statistics South Africa Victims of Crime Survey 1998 (Statistical release P0341, Pretoria, 1998)
  • Truth and Reconciliation Commission Interim Report, Vol 1
  • Truth and Reconciliation Commission Interim Report, Vol 3



RESEARCH PAPERS AND REPORTS

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  • Action: Stop Farm Attacks Addendum to the Memorandum on farm attacks. (Undated)
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  • Agri SA et al Guidelines to rural protection in the Eastern Cape. (Undated)
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  • De Haas M. ‘Violence’ in Louw R et al (eds) South African Human Rights Yearbook 1996 Vol 7 (Centre for Socio-legal Studies, Durban, 1998)
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  • Legget T. Everyone’s and inspector: The crisis of rank inflation and the decline of visible policing in SA Crime Quarterly, July 2002
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  • Louw A. A framework for solving farm attacks? (in Nedcor-ISS Crime Index No 5/1998, p. 5)
  • Louw A. et al Crime in Johannesburg: Results of a city victim survey (ISS 1998)
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  • Moolman, C.J. ‘A criminological perspective on propertry rights and violence against farmers’ in Property Rights in South Africa compiled by Van de Graaf H. and Jordaan Dr C.L. (TAU 1999)
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  • Nkuzi Development Association Farm safety / Farm attacks research project. (June 2001)
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MEDIA STATEMENTS, NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS

Farm Murders in South Africa - SkyNews

Min. of Safety and Security: Charles Ngakula: 'If you don't like the crime, leave the country'

  • Action: Stop farm attacks Farm attacks. (Media briefing, 2000-05-31)
  • Action: Stop farm attacks Farm attacks in South Africa. (Media release, 2000-06-02)
  • Agri South Africa Gruwel plaasmoorde moontlik weerwraak. (Media release, 2001-06-04)
  • Botha T. Verrassende bevindinge oor veediefstal. (Landbouweekblad, 2002-03-29)
  • Chittenden A. Die trauma van plaasaanvalle. (Landbouweekblad, 2002-01-18)
  • Cilliers J. Aanvalle dalk ‘n regstreekse gevolg van wraak. (Landbouweekblad, 2001-09-28)
  • Naude Prof W. and Van Rensburg L. Farm attacks in rural South Africa – an economic explanation. (Africa Insight January 2000)
  • No author Drogbeelde oor SA boere weerlê. (Landbouweekblad, 2001-04-13)
  • Snyman D. SA plase in vlamme (Die Huisgenoot, 2002-08-29)
  • South Africa Bulletin Vol 3, 6 June 2001 Now they’re assaulting farm children!
  • Steyn L. High noon for gunslingers. (Farmer’s Weekly, 21 September 2001.)
  • Stoltz I. Boosdoeners sê waarom hulle op boere toeslaan. (Lanbouweekblad, 6 April 2001)
  • The Economist 2002-03-09 Guilty as charged
  • Van Greunen A. Jagseisoen oop op SA boere. (De Kat Junie 2001)
  • Van Rooyen C. and Geldenhuys K. Veiligheid op die plaas. (Landbouweekblad)
    1. Bejaardes `n maklike prooi. (2002-03-29)
    2. Hanteer waghonde reg. (2002-04-12)
    3. Hou boosdoeners uit die huis. (2002-04-26)
    4. Profiel van ‘n plaasaanvaller. (2002-05-10)
    5. Oplettendheid is die wagwoord. (2002-05-24)
    6. Plaasaanvalle: mense en hul vrese. (with Barnard J.F, and Van Wijk T., 2002-06-07)
    7. Skep inligtingsnetwerk om eiendom te beveilig. (2002-06-21)
    8. `n Alarmstelsel is goud werd. (2002-07-05)
    9. Boere moet self vir beskrming sorg. (2002-07-19)
    10. Vrektes laat boere en polisie kopkrap. (2002-08-03)
    11. Heinings en spreiligte noodsaaklik. (2002-08-17)
    12. Basiese kennis kan `n lewe red. (2002-08-31)
    13. Fnuik booswigte met deeglike sekerheidsplan. (2002-09-13)
    14. Gemeenskappe span saam. (2002-09-27)
    15. Aanvalle nie toevallig nie. (2002-10-11)
    16. Sielkundige voorbereiding noodsaaklik. (2002-10-25)
    17. Regte ingesteldheid kan slagoffer red. (2002-11-08)
    18. Selfverdediging soms al uitweg. (2002-11-22)
    19. Basiese tegnieke kan lewe red. (2002-12-06)
    20. Vrees maak ons slaaf van misdaad. (2002-12-20.)





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