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6/4/2018

Getting Your House In Order: Choosing the Right Legal Entity

6/4/2018

Greater Access to Porn, and Less to Religion

6/4/2018

Land Expropriation and The Religious Community

6/4/2018

Land Expropriation and The Religious Community

6/4/2018

Update On Recent or Current Religious Freedom Issues and Cases

27/3/2018

When Ideologies Rule, Other Rights are Trampled

20/3/2018

“Religious Exemption” Clause Included in Revised “Hate Speech” Bill

14/3/2018

Cabinet Considers Proposed Hate Crimes and Hate Speech Bill

23/2/2018

CSE in South African Schools – Sexuality Education, or Sex Education?

13/2/2018

COGTA Makes Recommendation on the CRL’s Report

13/2/2018

Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE)

13/2/2018

FOR SA Defends Parental Rights Before the Constitutional Court

13/2/2018

Submissions on Various Bills & Policies

13/2/2018

UCT Adopts Inclusivity Policy for Sexual Orientation

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