Oscar Pistorius

A lawyer for murder victim Reeva Steenkamp's parents said they are not convinced the former athlete is "remorseful and rehabilitated."

The South African Olympian fatally shot his girlfriend, Reva Steenkamp, on Valentine's Day 2013 and was convicted of murder in 2015.

The former athlete is serving a 13-year-plus jail sentence.

The former Olympic sprinter was convicted in 2014 of murdering his girlfriend.

"The 'film' was made with blatant disregard of both the Steenkamp and Pistorius families, as well as complete disregard for Reeva and Oscar," read the family's statement.

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State prosecutors had argued the athlete's sentence was too lenient.

He received six years for murder, while the minimum sentence in South Africa is 15 years.

The Paralympian's lenient sentence perpetuates the belief that South Africa's justice system is unfair.

Pistorius was imprisoned for six years for murder, nine years less than the mandatory guideline.

Reeva Steenkamp's best friend expressed dismay, while Pistorius's brother praised the judge.

After more than two years in court, Oscar Pistorius has been sentenced for murder.

The broadcasting of Pistorius's interview so close to his sentencing has raised questions of fairness.

Kim Martin also testified that Pistorius had not told the truth about what happened.

The father of Pistorius's murdered girlfriend has testified for the first time in the trial of the South African athlete.

The South African athlete will be sentenced on a murder charge by Friday.

The Supreme Court of Appeal upgraded the 29-year-old's conviction to murder in December.

The country's commitment to rule of law was demonstrated in the conviction of a tribal king.

Oscar Pistorius has been granted bail by the North Gauteng High Court and told that he will remain under house arrest until his sentencing for murder on April 18, 2016.

Judge says previous conviction was erroneous and that athlete has 'never offered an acceptable explanation'

Roughly a year ago, Pistorius received a five-year sentence for killing his girlfriend.

The South African runner had been due to leave jail for house arrest in August.

Pistorius was supposed to be released on Friday after serving 10 months of a five-year sentence.

The Paralympic champion was found guilty of the culpable homicide of his girlfriend.

The verdict has been criticized by several legal experts and the Women's League of the African National Congress

If Pistorius didn't intend to kill his blonde girlfriend, he did mean to kill the black man he thought was hiding behind that bathroom door. In South Africa's ultra-violent society, there is an unspoken feeling that it's best not to probe such tragedies too deeply

South Africa's state prosecutors will appeal the culpable homicide conviction and five-year jail sentence given to the Olympic and Paralympic star last week