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Former President Thabo Mbeki says he granted pardons to prisoners convicted of politically motivated offences in 2002. Testifying before the TRC Cases Inquiry, Mbeki says the Helen Suzman Foundation challenged the process, arguing that it lacked transparency and that the reasons for granting the pardons were not made available to Parliament.
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