Publication
Jun 2016
This brief argues that while certain kinds of firearms and military equipment are controlled in South Africa, there exists a legislative gap when it comes to regulating law enforcement equipment that can facilitate torture and ill treatment. According to the text’s authors, electric shock devices are a case in point. They require greater control measures, particularly when it comes items manufactured within South Africa and exported elsewhere.
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Author | Omega Research Foundation |
Series | ISS Policy Briefs |
Issue | 84 |
Publisher | Institute for Security Studies (ISS) |
Copyright | © 2016 Institute for Security Studies |