9 August 1997 Can a state survive if its laws are applied for some and not for others, whose citizens are discriminated against ethnically, religiously, politically and in other ways, in which the powerful and disciplined police refuses to obey court orders, in which the difference between police and criminals is lost, where a killing on the streets just draws […]
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