The office of the military ombudsman said that it was investigating at least 52 cases from the public as well as serving and former members of the SANDF during the lockdown.
Many of the complaints relate to heavy-handedness, what some feel is undignified treatment and unlawful confiscation of property.
Last week, the High Court in Pretoria ordered that all officers involved in the killing of Alexandra resident Collins Khosa be suspended pending an investigation into his murder.
Khosa died allegedly after being beaten by law enforcement officers during a lockdown operation in the township.
The office said that it had already started assessing the complaints lodged from the onset of lockdown, with some already allocated for investigation.
More Stories
Zuma Medical Parole Appeal To Be Heard In August
Saftu Warns That SA On A Fast March To Becoming A Failed State
Ramaphosa Reiterates Importance Of African Unity
NICD Reports 5 284 New COVID-19 Cases In SA
Five VBS-linked Suspects Appear In Orkney Magistrate’s Court
Green Energy To Form Key Part Of SA-Germany Partnership
Umdloti Residents Protest Against Property Developers
NICD Reports 4 227 New COVID-19 Cases In SA
SANDF Will Be Hard-Pressed To Assist In Future Catastrophes In SA – Modise
Alleged Parliament Arsonist Zandile Mafe’s Bail Application To Be Heard Again
Golden Arrows Opts Not To Hike Bus Fares For Now
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz Visits South Africa