News

Various Occupants v Thubelisha Homes and Others
Author: Alex
Published: 08 Aug 2008
The Community Law Centre and the Centre on Housing Rights and Evictions intervened as amici curae in the residents of Joe Slovo case. The case was heard in the Constitutional Court on 21 August 2008.
Ending Corporal And Other Forms Of Humiliating Punishment Of Children
Author: Alex
Published: 08 Aug 2008
A submission to the African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child was made by a wide range of NGOs from across the African continent on the particular issue of protecting children from all forms of corporal and other forms of humiliating punishment.
Knowing & claiming your right to food, 2nd. edition
Author: Alex
Published: 08 Aug 2008
Food is a basic human need. Everyone needs it to survive. Hunger can lead to death. People also need food to lead healthy and active lives. Everyone needs food to be able to grow, learn, perform physical activities, work, and participate in social and political activities. This updated booklet is now available for download in four languages.
Latest issue of the ESR Review is available
Author: Alex
Published: 08 Aug 2008
The June issue of the ESR Review include articles on: Social security needs to the self-employed in South Africa; Right of access to water in SA; World food crisis; and updates on issues concerning socio-economic rights.
November's "30 Days/Dae/Izinsuku" is now available
Author: Alex
Published: 08 Aug 2008
Media reports on new prisoners not tested for contagious diseases, alleged help from warden in prison escape, Minister's concern about the number of awaiting-trail prisoners, proposals needed for private prisons, etc.
’16 Days of Activism: No Violence Against Women and Children’
Author: Alex
Published: 08 Aug 2008
During this year’s ‘16 Days of Activism’ Campaign, the Community Law Centre’s Gender Project and the Saartjie Baartman Centre for Women and Children are working together to create greater awareness of the issue of gender-based violence against women with disabilities.