Greater than 80 individuals arrested after the gang rape of eight girls in South Africa appeared earlier than magistrates final Monday.
The native police minister described the incident as "disgrace of the nation".
The police blamed unlawful immigrants working in mines.
"At this time it's a Mogale Metropolis shutdown after now we have discovered eight girls raped by unlawful miners so the neighborhood have determined to come up with the leaders of actions in Kagiso and the political events as properly to place this into the road, you realize, to get the nationwide consideration and the provincial consideration", stated Lucas Misapitso, Chief of All Blacks Group.
It has additionally piled strain on the police, with critics claiming legislation enforcement businesses are ill-equipped to sort out crime within the nation.
"If the police can't assist us, then now we have to take the legislation into our personal arms, there isn't a different means, there's nothing else we will do", admitted neighborhood member, Kelly Mak.
President Cyril Ramaphosa condemned the incident and declared that "rapists don't have any place in our society".
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