Opinion & Analysis

EDITORIAL | Babita Deokaran’s death cannot be written off as collateral damage

People who have the courage to step forward as witnesses against crime and corruption deserve full protection

24 August 2021 - 20:01 By sunday times daily

In the 2004 thriller Collateral by director Michael Mann, Max (Jamie Foxx) must stop hitman Vincent (Tom Cruise), who is on a mission to kill witnesses in a case that was about to go on trial. His courage eludes him until a number of witnesses are brutally murdered. Eventually, justice prevails. ..

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