Human Rights lawyer reveals more contents of Gupta emails.

SAfm — Human Rights lawyer Brian Currin has told the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture that before a decision was taken to release the data on the hard drives which has since been dubbed "the Gupta emails", Stan who was in possession of the information, needed to be assisted to first leave the country with his family. This was because they were concerned about their safety. Currin is currently testifying before the commission in Parktown, Johannesburg, on two whistleblowers, Stan and John who were in the possession of the hard drives containing emails and communications between the Guptas and representatives of government and state owned enterprises. Currin says he cannot shed light on how the two whistleblowers obtained the data, as it may jeopardise their safety.