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“I can no longer serve justice in the way I have attempted to do during the past 30 years - I can do it only in the way I have now chosen.”

Quote by Bram Fischer

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Bram Fischer
Bram Fischer

Bram Fischer was a distinguished South African lawyer recognized for his defense of anti-apartheid activists. Born on April 23, 1908, and passing away on May 8, 1975, Fischer's legal career was characterized by his unwavering commitment to justice and human rights, particularly in the face of South Africa's apartheid regime. more

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