South Africa: White Supremacist Eugene Terre’Blanche Found Murdered; AP Reports Threatened Workers

The media has reported on the murder of “notorious white supremacist” Eugune Terre’Blanche, who was murdered apparently over a dispute over backwages owed by him to employees.  AP is reporting (according to the mother of one of the suspects) that Terre’Blanche threatened one of his killers.  Eugene Terre’Blanche was a leader of the pro-apartheid Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging party (Afrikaner Resistance Movement, or AWB), whose members had previously been convicted under the South Africa Terrorism Act.  At one point, AWB sought to declare war on South Africa if it ended apartheid. Terre’Blanche also did prison time for “nearly beating a black man to death.”  The AWB reportedly used “neo-Nazi anthems” and was “swastika-like symbols,” and was a major promoting of “hard-line apartheid” ideology.  Terre’Blanche reported praised Adolf Hitler.  The AWB reportedly has vowed “revenge” for the Terre’Blanche killing.  See media reports below.

On March 28, 2010, the London Times reported that 3,000 white farmers in South Africa have been killed over the past 16 years.

Guardian reports: “White supremacist Eugene Terre’Blanche is hacked to death after row with farmworkers”
— “A notorious white supremacist who once threatened to wage war rather than allow black rule in South Africa was hacked to death at his farm yesterday following an argument with two employees. Eugene Terre’Blanche’s mutilated body was found on his bed along with a broad-blade knife and a wooden club, police said.”
— “‘He was hacked to death while he was taking a nap,’ one family friend, who did not wish to be named, told Reuters.”
— “Local media quoted a member of Terre’Blanche’s Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging party (Afrikaner Resistance Movement, or AWB) as saying that the 69-year-old had been beaten with pipes and machetes. Police said two males, thought to be workers on the farm, have been arrested and will appear in court on Tuesday.”
— “Terre’Blanche, with striking blue eyes and white beard, was the voice of hardline opposition to the end of racial apartheid in the early 1990s, and the AWB was infamous for its swastika-like symbols and neo-Nazi anthems. But he had been in relative obscurity since his release in 2004 after a prison sentence for beating a black man nearly to death”.
— “Last year he attempted a comeback, announcing plans to rally far-right groups and to apply to the United Nations for a breakaway Afrikaner republic.”
— “His death comes amid heightened racial tension in South Africa, where Julius Malema, leader of the youth wing of the governing African National Congress, has caused anger by singing a struggle song with the words, ‘Shoot the Boer’. Terre’Blanche called himself a Boer, which means farmer in Afrikaans.”
— “Civil rights groups say that 3,000 white farmers have been killed since the end of apartheid and accuse Malema of inciting further violence against them. Last week a high court banned Malema from repeating the lyric but he did so yesterday during a visit to Zimbabwe.”
— “Police in South Africa’s North West province said last night that Terre’Blanche had been attacked and killed at his farm 10km outside Ventersdorp. Captain Adele Myburgh said Terre’Blanche was attacked by a man and a minor who worked for him after they allegedly had an argument about unpaid wages at around 6pm, the South African Press Association reported.”

AP reports white supremacist threatened worker — AP reports: “When they asked for their money, Terreblanche told them to first make sure that all his cattle had been brought in from pasture and counted. When they did that, Terreblanche still refused to pay them.”
— “‘He (Terreblanche) said ‘I will kill you and throw you to hell,” the mother said, speaking in Tswana, repeating what she was told by her son.”

“White supremacist group vows revenge for Terreblanche killing”

“Angry white supremacists mourn S.Africa leader”
— Reuters: “Terre’blanche’s Afrikaner Resistance Movement, marginalised since his failed struggle to preserve apartheid in the 1990s, has vowed to avenge a death it blames on sentiment whipped up by the leader of the ruling ANC’s youth league.”

The Guardian reports that the AWB organization was reported to be involved in killings of their own, and Terre’Blache and other AWB members have previously been convicted under the South Africa Terrorism Act.

Eugene Terre'Blanche in Ventersdorp, South Africa, in 1995. (Photograph: John Moore/AP)
Eugene Terre'Blanche in Ventersdorp, South Africa, in 1995. (Photograph: John Moore/AP)

Daily Telegraph: “Asked about his attitude to Hitler, Terreblanche praised the dictator as a clever statesman, who led his country out of the depression of the Thirties and transformed the Germans into a fighting people.

 Eugene Terreblanche at an AWB meeting in South Africa in the 1980s.  Photo: Sipa Press / Rex Features
Eugene Terreblanche at an AWB meeting in South Africa in the 1980s. Photo: Sipa Press / Rex Features

VOA – South African Leaders Appeal for Calm After White Supremacist Killed

Guardian: "Eugene Terre’Blanche waves to his supporters after he was released from prison in Potchefstroom in June 2004 after he had served part of a five-year sentence for the attempted murder of a black security guard." (Photograph: Alexander Joe/AFP/Getty Images)
Guardian: "Eugene Terre’Blanche waves to his supporters after he was released from prison in Potchefstroom in June 2004 after he had served part of a five-year sentence for the attempted murder of a black security guard." (Photograph: Alexander Joe/AFP/Getty Images)

See also:

South Africa Report “White Farmers ‘Being Wiped Out'”

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R.E.A.L Comment: It is deeply disturbing to see people who are victimized for generations become victimizers themselves – but we need to remember that is what is happening in South Africa in some cases.  Yes there are atrocities against whites in South Africa and that is deplorable and wrong.  But in this particular report, thus far it appears that White Supremacist Eugene Terre’Blanche was simply the victim of a crime over money.

Let’s also be clear that blacks in South Africa have suffered generations of violent oppression under whites there through apartheid.  We all know that.  We all know what apartheid means and the long history of violent hate that it represented to black South Africans.

We support our unqualified, universal human rights.

We urge people of all race and ethnicity to Choose Love, Not Hate.  Love Wins.

UK: English Defense League Clashes with Police Over Mosque

Daily Mail reports: “Police clash with right-wing demonstrators during protest against plans for new mosque”
— “Violent clashes broke out between riot police and right-wing protesters today during a demonstration against plans for a new mosque.”
— “About 2,000 members of the English Defence League descended on Dudley town centre in the West Midlands to demonstrate at plans for a new mosque.”
— “Some of the protesters broke out of a pen in a car park, breaking down metal fences and throwing the metal brackets at officers, who were armed with riot shields and batons.”
— “Members of the demonstration started fighting their own stewards who were trying to calm them down as they attacked the fences penning them in.”
— “The EDL had put signs up which read ‘Labour forcing mosques on Britain’ and ‘No one wants this mosque’.”
— “Some demonstrators held placards reading ‘Muslim bombers off our streets’ and ‘Say no to the mosque’.”
— “The national anthem was played on a speaker system while demonstrators waved the flag of St George.”
— “Dudley Council said in a statement on its website: ‘We didn’t invite the EDL to our town and we don’t want them here.'”
— “But the council said it did not have the power to ban the event.”
— “It said: ‘The council has worked closely with the police to do all it can to protect and support local people, traders, businesses and the town centre.”
— “‘The EDL is proposing a static protest (rather than a march) and there is no legal requirement for an organiser of such a protest to notify the police or the council of their definite plans.”
— “‘West Midlands Police is committed to facilitating lawful and peaceful protests, while supporting and protecting all communities.'”
— “The mosque is planned for Hall Street with details on the design and positioning of the building due for submission by July 2011.”
— “In July last year the council lost a high court challenge to prevent the planning application being given the go ahead.”
— “The EDL protesters managed to break out of the car park by pulling down fences and barging their way past riot police officers.”
— “About half the group then ran off through the town.”
— “Lines of riot police officers fought running battles with protesters as they tried to contain the mob who pulled down barriers blocking off roads.”
— “Nick Mainwood, 42, from Oldbury, West Midlands, said he tried to help an elderly woman who suffered a panic attack during the protest.”
— “He said: ‘I came down here for a peaceful protest but it was horrible, absolutely horrible.'”
— “Patricia Taylor, 61, said she was trying to get home after a day out shopping with her 19-month old grandson, Ashley.”
— “‘We’ve been trying to get home since dinner time and the police have told us to go one way and then another but it is all blocked. It’s terrifying with the little one and we just want to get home.'”
— “Unite Against Fascism (UAF) held a peaceful protest in the town earlier today in an area which could not be seen from the rival demonstration.”

Clashes: English Defence League protesters break through barriers during a demonstration through the streets of Dudley  (Photo: Daily Mail/PA Wire - David Jones)
Clashes: English Defence League protesters break through barriers during a demonstration through the streets of Dudley (Photo: Daily Mail/PA Wire - David Jones)

Set My People Free to Worship Me Group Seeks Religious Freedom

Press release from group “Set My People Free to Worship Me”

SET MY PEOPLE FREE TO WORSHIP ME

Presents human rights request to the Arab League

Cairo, Egypt, Saturday, April 3, 2010 – Set My People Free to Worship Me, a new network of individuals, churches and organizations working for the freedom of religious converts to live and practice their faith, to experience equality and justice in their home countries presented a letter addressed to Dr. Amer Musa the General Secretary of the Arab League office on Saturday (Easter Eve) April 3, 2010 at 12 noon in Cairo.

Founder and Leader, Kamal Fahmi said, “Set My People Free to Worship Me would like to request that the Arab League consider giving absolute freedom for all Muslims in the Arab World to choose their belief or religion, to stop all forms of discrimination against all minorities and to protect the freedom of individuals and groups to worship and proclaim their beliefs.”

“We appeal to the Arab League to consider the requests outlined in the petition letter. We are dismayed that religious liberty is curtailed in most countries in the Arab World and would like to appeal for justice, equality and mercy,” said Kamal Fahmi.

“Our plan to hold simultaneous marches in a number of cities has been postponed due to unforeseen circumstances. We hope to have a simple protest in England and Australia on May 22, 2010.  We apologise for any inconvenience caused,” said Kamal Fahmi regretfully. “We want to invite individuals, churches, religious bodies and NGOs to participate in these justice and peace protest in England and Australia.”

Kamal draws inspiration from the involvement of Martin Luther King Jr. in the civil rights movement. He believes strongly in religious liberty with the onslaught of religious persecution worldwide, “We call on the Arab League to respond to setting things right as Edmund Burke says, ‘For evil men to triumph, it is only necessary for good men to do nothing.’ ”

Kamal Fahmi brings a strong background in non-governmental organization development. Fahmi has spent over 20 years working in the Middle East and Africa in Christian based organizations. He has also been involved in advocating on human rights issues throughout the years.

For more information, pictures or an interview contact:

Kamal Fahmi , Founder & Leader,

Email: SMPFTWM.media@gmail.com

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Indonesian Extremist in Bogor Disrupt Otherwise Peaceful Good Friday

Indonesian Extremists  in Bogor Disrupt Otherwise Peaceful Good Friday
— 1,000 Christians had to pray in restaurant after church services disrupted
— Jakarta Globe
: “‘Some 200 young people came to our makeshift chapel and asked us to stop our prayers, which actually were already done. We were terrified, but after they negotiated with our church leaders, the group agreed to move their protest to the Parung district office,’ Gabriel said.”
— “To ensure the safety of the congregation, the church leaders decided to move the Good Friday service to a building owned by the local education office, but a miscommunication forced them to move the venue again to a restaurant owned by a church member.”

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Correction

In our report on Indiana white nationalist activity, we initially reported that Craig Bodeker was going to speak at the Morgantown, IN event, in addition to his film being shown there.  We have learned new information that indicates that this was an error.  We apologize to you and Mr. Bodeker on the error, and it has been corrected in our revised posting “Indiana: “Christian Identity” Supporting Church Hosts White Nationalist Speaker, Plans Film Showing.” Only his film will be shown at the Morgantown, IN event, and Mr. Bodeker tells us that he does not know the group showing his film.

Pakistani Christians demand to repeal blasphemy law and voting rights neglected in proposed 18th Amendment

Pakistan Christian Post reports:

Pakistani Christians demand to repeal blasphemy law and voting rights neglected in proposed 18th Amendment

Philadelphia, USA: April 2, 2010. (PCP) Dr. Nazir S Bhatti, President of Pakistan Christian Congress PCC said that Muslims parties have again stabbed at back of 20 million Pakistani Christians by not repealing Blasphemy Law and awarding Dual Voting rights in proposed 18th amendment in constitution of Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

The Constitutional Reform Committee comprising of parliamentarians of Pakistan Peoples Party PPP. Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz PML(N), Pakistan Muslim League Quaid PML(Q), Muthida Qaumi Movement MQM, Awami National Party ANP, Jiamiat Ulma-e-Islam JUI(F), Pakistan Peoples Party Sherpao PPP(S) and others presented the draft legislation in reform of Constitution of Islamic Republic of Pakistan to the Speaker of National Assembly of Pakistan here today.

According to sources close to PCP, it was learnt that Constitutional Reform Committee members agreed to amend Artcle 52-B which empowers President of Pakistan to dissolve Parliament and nominate Chief of Staff of Armed Forces of Pakistan, Renaming of NWFP, Article 6 shall be made more forceful, Governors shall be appointed from same provinces and Senate seats shall be 104 instead of 100. The four seats shall be allocated for minorities from four provinces.

There was no representation to minorities in Constitutional Reform Committee but Chairman of Standing Committee told media that minority parliamentarians were consulted and their recommendations were given due consideration.

The 20 million Pakistani Christians have demanded on every forum to repeal blasphemy law and direct voting right to elect their parliamentarians by their votes but both demands were neglected by Constitutional Reform Committee.

Nazir Bhatti said “The long list of amendments proposed and passed by Reform Committee fall short to Christians demands”

“ Senator Raza Rabbani, Chairman of Constitutional Reform Committee statement that minorities were consulted need clarification that weather Shahbaz Bhatti, Federal Minister for Minorities submitted revision in blasphemy law to committee as he is claiming since 2009 or not” said Nazir Bhatti

Dr. Bhatti said that allocation of 4 seats in Senate of Pakistan under Joint Electorate which empowers Muslim political parties to nominate and select their favorites from minorities shall be only benefit to Muslims groups who shall add these senators to their numbers in Senate of Pakistan.

“Muslim political groups have neglected Christian demands which is not good sign for democracy in Pakistan because safeguard of minority rights is first step to democratic system“ added Nazir Bhatti

Pakistan Christian Congress PCC demands to repeal blasphemy law and right to elect Christian representation in democratic institution and urges Christian members of National Assembly to raise their voice in house during debate on 18th amendment for legislation.

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Oregon: Anti-racist group argues shooting of Portland man was a neo-Nazi attack

Oregon: Anti-racist group argues shooting of Portland man was a neo-Nazi attack
— The Oregonian:
“Police investigating Saturday’s shooting of Luke V. Querner in downtown Portland will review reports from a group called Portland Anti-Racist Action, which argues that Querner, a self-described anti-racist skinhead, was the victim of an orchestrated attack by neo-Nazis.”
— “As police work to track down witnesses, news of the brazen shooting quickly spread across the nation to other anti-racist and civil rights groups.”
— “Eric Ward, national field director for the Chicago-based group Center for New Community, which monitors social movements that promote bigotry, said he was familiar with Querner’s grass-roots activism, anti-racist and anti-fascist politics in Oregon.”
— “Ward, who previously lived in Eugene and Seattle, said there’s been a decades long struggle between neo-Nazi skinheads and what are called anti-racist skinheads, who trace their origin to Britain in the late ’60s and emulated the culture of early Jamaican immigrants with heavy influences from Jamaican ska, rock and reggae artists. They’re also known as Skinheads Against Racial Prejudice, or SHARPs.”

Nigeria: Jos killings – 20 suspects arraigned

Nigeria: Jos killings: 20 suspects arraigned
— Punch reports:
— “The trial of suspects involved in the killing of more than 500 people in Dogo Na Hauwa, Jos South Local Government Area of Plateau State last month began on Thursday at a Federal High Court, Jos.”
— “Ninety suspects were listed for arraignment by the police but only 20 appeared in the court presided over by Justice Stephen Adah.”
— “A mild drama, however, occurred in court when the case involving the 160 suspects arrested after the incident and taken to Abuja was called for mention. Immediately, the Federal Director of Public Prosecution, Mr. Alex Adama, sought for an adjournment.”
— “An Abuja High Court had earlier directed that the suspects be transferred to Jos, where the crime was committed, for trial.”

"Scenes from a mass burial organised for the victims of the sectarian violence in Jos...on Monday." (Photo: Punch)
"Scenes from a mass burial organized for the victims of the sectarian violence in Jos." (Photo: Punch)

Nigerian Acting President Expected in DC April 11-14

Nigeria’s acting leader [President Goodluck Jonathan] may meet Obama in April
AP – March 23: “Nigeria’s former top diplomat says the West African nation’s acting leader may meet with President Barack Obama when he attends a summit on nuclear proliferation in Washington next month.”

Punch: Former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Chief Ojo Maduekwe: “The Acting President’s maiden outing (April 11-14) 2010… to Washington DC for the nuclear security summit and potential bilaterals, including a possible one-on-one with Obama, must be very well choreographed for success and impact.”

Nigerian Embassy comments on passport processing: ” WE REGRET TO INFORM NIGERIANS RESIDENT IN WASHINGTON DC, AND THE STATES OF MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA THAT THE NIGERIA IMMIGRATION OFFICIALS FROM NEW YORK PROCESSING E-PASSPORTS WILL NOT BE ABLE TO VISIT THE EMBASSY ON 10TH AND 11TH APRIL 2010 AS EARLIER ANNOUNCED, DUE TO UNFORSEEN CIRCUMSTANCES.WE SHALL INFORM THE GENERAL PUBLIC OF THE DATE OF THEIR NEXT VISIT IN DUE COURSE.”

ThisDay report on March 27, 2010: Nigerian Ambassador to Meet Obama Monday

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Nigeria: U.S. Groups form “Justice for Jos” Project

Advocates International Press Release on “Justice for Jos Project” (Adobe Acrobat PDF file)

Text of press release below:

April 1, 2010

CLASFON, the Christian Lawyers Fellowship of Nigeria, joins with Advocates International to form an  on-going project -THE JUSTICE FOR JOS PROJECT – to provide humanitarian and legal assistance to the survivors of the unprovoked attacks and monitoring of the criminal investigations and prosecutions to assure justice is provided for these horrible crimes.

“His victims were sleeping when he arrived, he said, and he set their house on fire.” Sure enough, they ran out. “I killed three people,” Mr. Adamu said calmly. He and the other detainees showed no sign that they had been maltreated; some confessed to killings, and others denied them, speaking in front of the police. The police quickly arrested about 200 people in connection with the killings, and many of them were crouching anxiously in rows on a bare concrete floor, outside the police headquarters on Wednesday morning. The police have confiscated 14 machetes, 26 bows, arrows, 3 axes, 4 spears and 44 guns. Victims, many of them women and children, were cut down with knives, short and long; few survived.” – New York Times

WASHINGTON, DC — On March 7, 2010 residents of three communities in the idyllic mountain range city of Jos in Plateau State of Nigeria barely had a chance to be awakened from slumber before they were mercilessly butchered in a brutally executed massacre executed by Muslim Fulani tribesmen. By daybreak a mass burial was conducted for the hundreds of Christian women and children (estimated at about 500) slain in Jos – fondly called “Jesus Our Savior” for the strong Christian heritage and missionary presence in the frontlines of Nigeria’s Muslim/Christian divide.

Following up on its statements of sorrow and concern at that time, Advocates International (AI), along with the Religious Liberty Partnership (RLP), whose member organizations based in 18 countries are working on religious liberty issues around the world, made strong statements today on the killings and violence in Nigeria and launched a global campaign calling for justice and prayer for that nation.

The Statement — formally known as the CYRUS STATEMENT ON THE CRISES IN NORTHERN NIGERIA because it was released following the RLP’s meeting in Larnaka, Cyprus last week — acknowledges some positive elements within Nigeria, including the role that the church is playing, but expresses deep concern about the ways in which the situation is being handled by the government.  In addition, the Statement calls on the worldwide church to pray for the restoration of the  religious liberties of all Nigerians, the provision of needed humanitarian support, and for the institution of much-needed reconciliation efforts.  “Following the recent appalling massacres of Christian men, women and children in villages around Jos, Nigeria it was timely that our partners focus on Nigeria,” stated Mervyn Thomas, CEO of Christian Solidarity Worldwide, UK and Chairman of the Religious Liberty Partnership.

“Together as the RLP, we stand in support of Christians in Nigeria, calling upon the Church worldwide to pray for a restoration of lasting peace in Nigeria,” said Andy Dipper, CEO of Release International.  “Christians in central and northern Nigeria today face unprecedented persecution, with women and children suffering barbaric acts of violence.  In this context the Nigerian Church leadership is actively choosing to isolate those perpetrators of these recent killings by not retaliating, and relying on God to sustain them in their grief.”

Advocates International’s General Counsel, Samuel B. Casey, one of the co-drafters of the Cyprus Statement, said “the perpetrators of this violence must to be brought to justice. If these people continue to kill with impunity, the violence will escalate even further, and will eventually endanger the entire nation.  Therefore, in partnership with CLASFON, the Christian Lawyers Fellowship of Nigeria, we are announcing today the formation of our JUSTICE FOR JOS PROJECT.”  AI’s special counsel for this project, Emmanuel Ogebe, a Nigerian lawyer who was born in Jos, said: “In the past decade in which we have lost thousands of lives in religious violence, this is the first time we actually have perpetrators in captivity who have admitted to the crime. In my two decades as a lawyer I have never seen anyone prosecuted and convicted for killing in the name of religion.”

AI sees a unique opportunity to provide a justice monitoring program that will track the trial of Mr. Adamu and others like him who calmly plotted the savage killings and raised resources to do it. Past suspects have slipped through the legal system creating a culture of impunity and incentives for more killers.

The JUSTICE FOR JOS PROJECT will:
•    Provide immediate help for displaced families and survivors as well as create early warning alert    systems in the communities.
•    Work with local businesses and missionaries to create economic empowerment projects to engage Christian and Muslim youth in gainful employment that will keep them out of trouble and build bridges of commonality
•    Monitor the performance of the legal system to ensure all perpetrators are brought to justice.

This Easter, you can be a part of ministry to the persecuted church in very real and practical ways. Just this week 12 more Christian women and children were murdered in their homes in Jos – a strong indication that more terror cells are on the loose in addition to the ones in detention. This underscores the importance of prosecuting the suspects and identifying other conspirators now at large. Says Mr. Ogebe, “We fear that this is a new strategy – sleeper attacks in the dead of the night. Christians are in the majority in Jos so if there is a direct daylight clash, they are more likely to successfully defend themselves. People who are sleeping don’t stand a chance.”

Advocates International is an international organization of attorneys in over 150 nations who seek to do justice with compassion, including through its Task Forces on the Rule of Law And Religious Freedom, dedicated to upholding  rule of law  and  protecting the rights to free expression, religious belief and free exercise and association throughout the world for all people.

The Religious Liberty Partnership (RLP) is a collaborative effort of Christian organizations around the world focused on religious liberty.  A listing of RLP members is set forth at the end of the Cyprus Statement.  For more information about the Religious Liberty Partnership or the Cyprus Statement, please contact Brian O’Connell: E-mail:  Brian@REACTServices.com;  Phone: +1-425-218-4718

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Contact: Emmanuel Ogebe or Sam Casey
Phone: 703-894-1084, 703-624-4092 (Mobile)
sbcasey@advocatesinternational.org
eiogebe@advocatesinternational.org

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Aftermath of March 7, 2010 Jos Attack (Photo: Akintunde Akinleye/Reuters)
Aftermath of March 7, 2010 Jos Attack (Photo: Akintunde Akinleye/Reuters)
"Scenes from a mass burial organised for the victims of the sectarian violence in Jos...on Monday." (Photo: Punch)
"Scenes from a mass burial organized for the victims of the sectarian violence in Jos." (Photo: Punch)