Makuleke community, SANParks partnership changes lives in Phafuri
Partnership between people of Makuleke, SANParks brought about positive changes to the community
Boshof residents forced to share neighbour’s toilet due to shortage
Households on same street in Boshof are using neighbour’s pit toilets.
‘South Africans yet to taste true democracy amid rights violations’
IFP says South Africans have not yet tasted true democracy as their human rights are infringed upon
Ramaphosa lauds government for improvement of human rights
‘There are also strides that government has made in the advancement of human rights’
High Court declares blocking of IDs unconstitutional
Human rights lawyer welcomes ruling that Home Office ID blocking is unconstitutional
Chinese premier urges IOC to oppose politicisation of sports
China wants to work with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to oppose the politicisation of
PODCAST | HUMAN RIGHTS DAY: How corruption erodes human rights
In this Human Rights Day podcast, SABC News producer, Lebo Tshangela, speaks to Human Rights Lawyer
Thulani Maseko: Eswatini says it’s working to find killers of its strong critic
The government of the Kingdom of Eswatini has expressed condolences to the family of human rights
Renewed calls for protection of whistleblowers and their families
There have been renewed calls this time from the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation, an organisation called
Renewed calls for protection of whistleblowers and their families
There have been renewed calls this time from the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation, an organisation called
As the West backs Nigeria’s war on insurgents, it backs off on human rights
In the southeast corner of the city of Maiduguri, the command centre of Nigeria’s war against brutal
UK sanctions Haitian gang leader Cherizier for human rights abuses
Britain has imposed sanctions on Haitian gang leader Jimmy Cherizier, saying he had committed acts
Sportswear company Hummel’s stance on Qatar human rights is strategic decision, say industry experts
Hummel’s decision to tone down the details of Denmark’s World Cup kit in protest against Qatar’s
Do you know your basic human rights?
The South African Constitution is often lauded as a shining light for democratic frameworks across
‘COVID-19 lockdown affected human rights of South Africans’
Executive Director of the Social Policy Institute, Isobel Frye says the COVID-19 lockdown affected
Human Rights Watch says Cameroonian separatists target schools
An international human rights group on Thursday accused separatist fighters in Cameroon’s Anglophone
Cameroonian transgender women convicted of ‘attempted homosexuality’
A court in Cameroon sentenced two transgender women on Tuesday to five years in prison for
‘Marginalised bearing brunt of COVID-19 due to discriminatory policy decisions’
The report also describes those already most marginalised, including women and refugees, as bearing
Black South Africans likely to sacrifice their rights under lockdown than white counterparts: HSRC
Black South Africans were more willing to sacrifice their rights to stop the spread of the
UN rights office gets mandate to document Sri Lanka war crimes
UN human rights boss Michelle Bachelet was given a mandate on Tuesday to collect and preserve