'No Justice' for South African Miners Seven Years After Massacre

The seventh anniversary of the Marikana Massacre, which saw 34 miners at Lonmin Platinum's Marikana operations shot dead during a protest, has brought no sign of justice for the affected families; not a single police officer has been prosecuted since the shooting and none of the recommendations made by the Farlam Commission of Inquiry have been implemented.

Striking Lonmin miners gather on a hill near the Marikana mine before the shooting in 2012 (file photo).

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