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Two men have been arrested by the SAPS for allegedly torturing underage children at a discipline camp in Secunda.
Women For Change led a powerful march to the Union Buildings, urging the government to declare gender-based violence a national disaster.
The South African National Defence Force has denied deploying troops to monitor the anti-GBV march in Matatiele supporting seven-year-old rape victim Cwecwe, stating soldiers were in the area for border duties only. Multiple political parties had raised concerns about military presence at the civilian protest.
AfriForum has accused National Police Minister Senzo Mchunu of remaining silent while Bergview College principal was accused of raping a pupil, saying there would be grave legal consequences.
Mzwanele Manyi, chief whip of the UMkhonto WeSizwe Party, faces fierce criticism after suggesting that weekends should function as regular working days, igniting a heated debate on workers' rights.
After an eight-year trial, televangelist Timothy Omotoso's acquittal on rape and human trafficking charges has prompted scathing criticism from the Justice Minister and NDPP. Victims like Cheryl Zondi warn he 'will continue doing this to other women' while gender activists call the verdict 'a travesty of justice' that exposes fundamental flaws in South Africa's legal system.
MTN, a leading telecommunications provider in Africa, faces allegations of complicity in human rights violations due to government-mandated internet shutdowns. This article explores the ethical implications of these actions and their impact on freedom of expression and access to vital information.
South African G20 delegation, led by Zane Dangor, met with White House officials to address misconceptions about the Expropriation Act and clarify that South Africa's land policies aren't designed to violate minority rights, but rather to tackle persistent structural inequality.
Human Rights Month serves as a poignant reminder of South Africa's turbulent past and the ongoing struggles for equality and justice in a post-democratic society
Quds Day is not just a symbolic event; it is a powerful reminder for freedom-loving individuals worldwide to unite.
BOSA supporters picket outside the National Water Indaba where President Ramaphosa was speaking, threatening legal action to end 'water shedding' at hospitals and schools while demanding immediate infrastructure investment instead of more 'talk shops'.
Explore how the climate emergency threatens human rights and why integrating a human rights approach into corporate responsibility is crucial for a sustainable energy transition.
The Eastern Cape road infrastructure has been deemed a violation of human rights by the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC).
In his weekly letter to the nation, President Cyril Ramaphosa reflects on Human Rights Day and the anniversary of the Sharpeville massacre, urging South Africans to reject divisive politics and reaffirm their commitment to human rights and national unity.
On Human Rights Day, this comprehensive analysis exposes how systematic service delivery failures in Gauteng are undermining constitutional rights. From education and healthcare to safety and employment, the article reveals the stark reality behind government promises and proposes solutions for meaningful change.
KwaZulu-Natal's fight against gender-based violence intensifies as Premier Thami Ntuli reveals 650+ survivors now housed in 46 shelters across the province. New facilities planned for three districts amid comprehensive support programmes targeting both victims and prevention.
Discover how misleading narratives about Sergei Lavrov's comments on South Africa reveal a broader disinformation campaign by Western influencers
Ashwin Trikamjee's passing marks the end of a remarkable 51-year career that transformed South Africa's legal and human rights landscape. From championing equality during apartheid to leading multiple prestigious legal institutions, Trikamjee's unwavering commitment to justice and community service left an indelible mark on the nation.
Discover four impactful books that explore the struggle for human rights in South Africa, as we commemorate Human Rights Day on March 21.
Explore how AI technology is transforming access to information and education, addressing the digital divide in South Africa, and empowering communities to achieve equality.
As we commemorate Human Rights Day, we reflect on the Sharpeville Massacre, honouring the brave souls who fought for justice and freedom, while also recognising the ongoing struggle for human dignity and equality in today's world
As South Africa commemorates Human Rights Day, guided by the imperative to "deepen a culture of social justice and human rights," we are reminded that the pursuit of dignity, justice, and inclusion is a continuous endeavour
On Human Rights Day, Dr Iqbal Survé urges reflection on our moral responsibilities and the ongoing struggle for justice and equality in South Africa.
Explore the decline of women and youth leadership in South Africa's ongoing struggle for human rights, as historical figures like Mama Winnie Madikizela Mandela are contrasted with today's challenges. Discover how discrimination has evolved and the urgent need for a revival of activism among the youth
As South Africa commemorates Human Rights Day, we must reflect on the ongoing struggle for self-determination faced by the Sahrawi people in Western Sahara. What lessons can we learn from their fight against colonialism and resource exploitation?