The commission's spokesperson Buang Jones says the agreement reflects restorative and corrective measures.
Agrizzi has agreed to pay a fine of R200,000 and issue an apology to all South Africans for using the K-word.
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His apology has been publicised and is on our website and social media platforms...
— Buang Jones, Spokesperson - South African Human Rights Commission
He also agreed that he shall be interdicted and restrained from publishing, propagating, advocating and communicating hate speech as defined by the Equality Act.
— Buang Jones, Spokesperson - South African Human Rights Commission
This agreement reflects restorative and corrective measures. It has now become very expensive to be a racist in South Africa because you will pay a minimum of R200,000 for racist conduct.
— Buang Jones, Spokesperson - South African Human Rights Commission
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Source: EWN