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Chris Brown appears in Los Angeles Superior Court in Los Angeles on Thursday.  (Lucy Nicholson, AP)
Chris Brown appears in Los Angeles Superior Court in Los Angeles on Thursday. (Lucy Nicholson, AP)

Durban - US Grammy award winning hip hop star Chris Brown should be allowed to move on with his life after doing his time and taking responsibility for assaulting his girlfriend Rihanna, a gender activist said ahead of his show at Durban's Moses Mabhida stadium on Saturday night.

"He has served his time and I think he has seen the folly of his ways. I don’t think we should imprison people in the court of public opinion," said Mbuyiseli Botha, spokesman for Sonke Gender Justice, an organisation which runs programmes on preventing domestic and sexual violence.

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