Home Multimedia #LifeEsidimeni: What will arbitration mean for the families? MultimediaPodcasts #LifeEsidimeni: What will arbitration mean for the families? By Dylan Bush & Laura López González - October 30, 2017 Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Laura Lopez Gonzalez speaks to Tim Modise about who might be held accountable for the tragedy. Laura Lopez Gonzalez speaks to Tim Modise about who might be held accountable for the tragedy. RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR Multimedia [PODCAST] Ruff justice: Meet the dogs helping put rapists in jail Features My many selves: How I learned to live with multiple personalities Opinion Bugs, borers & heatwaves: Life and mental health in a hotter Joburg Multimedia [VIDEO] Paw patrol: These pooches are helping put child abusers behind bars Features Life on a hotter earth: Depression, drought & decolonising mental health Opinion When violence begets violence: Men, trauma & HIV in South Africa News and analysis Transparency International staff complain of bullying and harassment Short Form How one project is finally helping reduce the risk of suicide among teens News and analysis Whatever happened to the doctors & nurses involved in the #LifeEsidimeni tragedy? Opinion When climate change & health collide: Will SA’s policy have the teeth — or the money? Opinion Could this drug one day come out of the club and onto your therapist’s couch? Features ‘An African man like me depressed?’ Why representation matters in the movies LEAVE A REPLY Cancel replyLog in to leave a comment