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Author: Mametlwe Sebei
Mametlwe Sebei
Lecturer in the Department of Jurisprudence at the University of South Africa. This is an independent academic commentary.
Mametlwe Sebei says the ConCourt has stripped the SAHRC of real enforcement power, leaving the poor to carry the burden of justice.