Browsing: Human Rights

The High Court in Kimberley has clarified when a magistrate should be recused, emphasising that only proven bias justifies removal.

PanSALB confirms Sesotho sa Leboa as the inclusive name for Northern Sotho, uniting all language varieties and their speakers.

SAHRC reveals systemic service delivery failures in North West, exposing families to sewage, unsafe water, and neglected infrastructure across 14 municipalities.

Vusimusi Hlope is still jobless three years after his unfair dismissal case, as directors defy repeated Labour Court orders.

South Africa’s top court is set to decide if the country can send asylum seekers back to danger as global conflicts and risks escalate.

The Gauteng High Court has barred Operation Dudula from targeting foreign nationals, a move hailed by Parliament and civil society as a victory for human rights. Operation Dudula plans to appeal the ruling.

High Court rules that Operation Dudula’s actions against foreign nationals were unlawful and unconstitutional, affirming the rights and dignity of all people in South Africa.

What began as a routine electricity inspection at Durban’s Grosvenor Hotel turned into a frightening ordeal. Staff and guests watched in shock as inspectors and landlords stormed the building, breaking doors and tearing out cables. Now, the High Court has ruled that their conduct was unlawful, confirming the hotel owner’s right to safety, dignity, and protection from intimidation.

The collapse of Gauteng’s Grantor online funding system has plunged the province’s care sector into crisis.

Lawyers for Human Rights has launched a practical new guide to help refugees in South Africa understand their rights, navigate the asylum system, and access vital support.