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More than six decades after South African police opened fire on protesters in Sharpeville in 1960, killing dozens, survivors and relatives of victims are pursuing legal action in an effort to secure accountability and justice for the massacre. The case highlights the long-unresolved legacy of apartheid-era violence in South Africa's courts. Families say they continue to wait for meaningful redress despite the passage of decades, underscoring broader unresolved grievances tied to South Africa's apartheid history.