FOR SA is engaging with the Department of Basic Education regarding its development of a Charter for Religious Conduct in Learning Environments, that all religious organisations and practitioners will be expected to adhere to in order to prevent harmful religious practices in schools.
FOR SA travelled to Pretoria to engage with senior representatives from this Department. Our objective is primarily to ensure that in roll-out of this process, the Constitutional right to freedom of religion is respected, protected, promoted and fulfilled.The Department subsequently wrote to say that they are “excited to find a partner in your organisation which surely has the potential to make immense contribution in the effort of ensuring balance of freedom of religion and learner safety.” We will stay involved in this process and continue to monitor and input into developing the outcomes.Support FOR SAFreedom of Religion South Africa (FOR SA) is dedicated to protecting and preserving the freedoms and rights that the South African Constitution has granted to the faith community. You can help FOR SA protect our freedom by:
Freedom of Religion South Africa (FOR SA) is dedicated to protecting and preserving the freedoms and rights that the South African Constitution has granted to the faith community. If you have found this helpful, please consider supporting the work of FOR SA to protect our constitutional right to enjoy the freedom of religion by:
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FOR SA currently has a support base of religious leaders and individuals representing +/- 6 million people across a broad spectrum of churches, organisations, denominations and faith groups in South Africa.
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