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Sunette Bridges, South African human rights campaigner has been highly critical of the powerful S A press group NASPERS over their policy of non reporting of human rights abuses, murders and torture of white minority members in South Africa. Now FACEBOOK is also helping to keep her message out of the public arena. Since 2012 Ms Bridges has been keeping a record of attacks and murders ( most of which are unreported by the press in the NASPERS stable) and posting them on FACEBOOK. FACEBOOK has reacted to complaints, thought to originate from NASPERS and ANC supporters, by deleting her group page and even editing her personal page. NASPERS is also in complete compliance with ANC policy of under reporting black on white violence and the group’s highlighting of the rare incidences of the reverse have not gone un noticed by the white minority. To this end Ms. Bridges took particular offence to an article in a NASPERS’ paper in response to her listings that claimed that white women in South Africa have more to fear from their husbands and boyfriends. She countered this with a detailed list of 55 white women who were brutally murdered by unknown black males since 15 May 2012 to 8 June 2013. Murders that were not reported in the NASPERS press. These include numerous horrific cases that, in any other country would make headlines – reports of elderly women being gang raped, tortured and hacked to death. Ms. Bridges has been a thorn in the side of the ANC bringing to light the fact that over 69 000 white South Africans have been brutally murdered since 1994 mostly in racially motivated hate killings. The attackers seldom spare anyone. Babies, the elderly, (even family pets) are tortured, raped, castrated, mutilated and often dismembered while still alive. Ms Bridges opponents, for a variety of self serving reasons do not want the world to know the truth of what is going on in South Africa. Sadly FACEBOOK is all to happy to join in this scandalous activity and dictate what they think a section of their billion member users should and should not know.