South Africa releases life-sentenced murderer of Communist Party leader
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In the Republic of South Africa (South Africa), Janusz Walus, who was previously sentenced to life in prison for the murder of the country’s Communist Party leader Chris Hani, was released from prison.
According to the channel ENCA with reference to the Ministry of Justice and Correctional Institutions of the country, Valus was released on parole.
The decision to release on November 21 was made by the Constitutional Court of the country, which caused protests from the African National Congress and the Communist Party of South Africa. A week after this decision, Walus was wounded in prison, as a result of which his release had to be postponed.
Under the terms of his release, Walus will have to attend community correctional facilities for the next two years; in addition, he will be prohibited from returning to Poland.
Walus shot and killed the Secretary General of the Communist Party of South Africa on April 10, 1993 near the politician’s house. Subsequently, the killer was sentenced to death, but in 1994 it was replaced with a life sentence.
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