In December 2017, the Council of the University of Cape Town (UCT) adopted the Inclusivity Policy for Sexual Orientation in spite of submissions made on behalf of the His People Society and FOR SA objecting to various parts of this policy – specifically because it is clearly following international trends and setting the stage for radical sexual identity ideology. Our concerns include the following:
FOR SA (and the His People Society) have communicated to the University that we are reserving our rights and will contest erosions of freedom of religion, speech and related rights.Our further concern is that UCT is often a “trend setter” and that this policy could easily be extended to (and implemented on) other university campuses (as we understand is already happening e.g. University of Johannesburg and others).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.
FOR SA is not registered as a law firm and therefore cannot (and does not) give legal advice for which we can attract any legal liability; neither can we charge legal fees for our services.