The Department of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities has brought together government leaders, disability organisations and other partners for a national meeting focused on strengthening the protection and promotion of disability rights across South Africa. The gathering is expected to help improve coordination between different sectors while identifying practical ways to make public services…
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Deputy Minister in the Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities Mmapaseka Steve Letsike has welcomed new research showing growing public support for the inclusion, equality, and human dignity of LGBTIQ+ people in South Africa, describing the findings as a positive reflection of the country’s constitutional values
The public debate surrounding judicial reform is remarkably narrow. We are told there are too many cases, too few judges and excessive delays. The proposed solutions are equally familiar: appoint more judges, increase working hours and reduce vacations or partial court working days. While judicial vacancies undoubtedly deserve attention, this conversation often overlooks a less…