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This after the manager failed to comply with a subpoena.
The SAHRC said it was certain the manager had received the notice.
The SA Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) in Gauteng has laid charges against a municipal manager at the Merafong Local Municipality for failure to comply with a subpoena. Our act makes it mandatory for organs of state to assist and co-operate with us when we conduct investigations and when we perform and carry out our functions, the SAHRC s provincial head, Buang Jones, said.
Jones was speaking to News24 outside the Carletonville police station where he laid charges of failure to comply with a subpoena in terms of Section 15 of the SA Human Rights Commission Act of 2013.
News24 Wire A subpoena was issued to the municipal manager for the municipality to appear before the SAHRC, however, they failed to show up. SAHRC provincial manager Buang Jones is seen during an inspection at the Mamelodi Hospital after an incident whent viral on social media of an elderly woman being tied to a chair, 11 June 2019, Pretoria. Picture: Jacques Nelles
“Our act makes it mandatory for organs of state to assist and co-operate with us when we conduct investigations and when we perform and carry out our functions,” the SAHRC’s provincial head, Buang Jones, said.
Jones was speaking to News24 outside the Carletonville police station where he laid charges of failure to comply with a subpoena in terms of Section 15 of the SA Human Rights Commission Act of 2013.