61.   The Truth Commission has the power to grant amnesty if the perpetrators of a crime make a full confession and can demonstrate the crime was politically motivated.

62.   The truth commmission is empowered to grant amnesty for abuses committed during the apartheid era if the applicant makes a full confession and the crime was politically oriented.

63.   The Truth and Reconciliation Commission was established with the power to grant amnesty to people who make full confessions.

64.   The Truth Commission can grant amnesty to people who make full confessions of political crimes.

65.   The Truth Commission can grant amnesty to people who make full confessions of politically motivated crimes from the apartheid era.

66.   The Truth Commission can grant amnesty to people who make full confessions to political crimes committed during more than three decades of apartheid.

67.   The truth commission has the authority to grant amnesty for political crimes during the apartheid era if the defendant makes a full confession and is remorseful.

68.   The Truth Commission was set up two years ago to investigate apartheid-era human rights abuse and grant amnesty to people making full confessions to political crimes.

69.   The Truth Commission, formed to investigate crimes committed under apartheid, has the power to grant amnesty to people who offer full confessions to politically motivated crimes.

70.   The truth commission, which began holding hearings in April, can grant amnesty to those who make full confessions to all but the most heinous crimes.