Komape Structural Order – Report
Komape Structural Interdict Report 1 Komape Structural Interdict Report 2
CENTRE FOR CHILD LAW & SECTION27 CONCERNED ABOUT THE PUBLIC DISCOURSE ON VIOLENCE IN SCHOOLS
The Centre for Child law and SECTION27 are concerned by recent reports of incidents of teachers being assaulted by learners. We understand the concerns arising out of these revelations of violence against teachers.
Week Ahead 17 – 21 September
SECTION27 Communications Officer Zukiswa Pikoli will attend the inaugural Fezekile Ntsukela Kuzwayo Memorial Lecture to the held at the Human Rights Commission Training Centre from 2pm.
Week Ahead 23 – 27 July
“I want to live in a world where people become famous because of their work for peace and justice and care. I want the famous to be inspiring; their lives an example of what every human being has it in them to do act from love!”- Patch Adams.
Makangwane Court Order
COURT ORDER – FINAL – 26.6.2018
Criminal Procedure Amendment Bill Submission
SECTION27 Submission on Criminal Procedure Amendment Bill
Comments on ICESCR
S27 comments on ICESCR draft report 20170216
Corporal Punishment submission
MEMORANDUM TO DBE IN RESPECT OF DRAFT CORPORAL PUNISHMENT PROTOCOL. DECEMBER 2016
Executive Director Mark Heywood will be at the Health Law Project, an organisation established by Kelly Kropman and Sebastian Mansfield-Barry (formerly at the Centre for Child Law) and is focused exclusively on mental health systems
Civil society organisations welcome President Ramaphosa’s call for three month plan
Civil society has fought for years to ensure that school infrastructure receives priority attention from the department and we stand ready to assist government where possible to make sure that this expected plan for eradicating pit toilets is implemented as a matter of extreme urgency.
Second BEFA Conference 2017
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Between 30 June 2017 and 2 July 2017 Basic Education For All (BEFA) held its second elective conference under the theme “Making the Struggle for Quality Basic Education in Limpopo Sustainable”. BEFA, a community-based organization comprised of learners, educators and concerned community members was established in October 2012 with the Continue Reading