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UCT Adopts Inclusivity Policy for Sexual Orientation

NEWS UPDATE: Parliamentary Committee Responds to the CRL’s Report on Regulation of Religion

Application for leave to appeal to the Constitutional Court

Parliamentary Briefing and Update on the BELA Bill

The Charter of Religious Rights and Freedoms, and a Code of Conduct For Religion

The Religious Community Must Find Solutions to its Own Problems

Update On Other Religious Freedom Issues / Cases

FOR SA’s Submissions on the BELA Bill

The "Spanking Judgment"

FOR SA Addresses Parliamentary Committee on CRL Report

Possible Appeal Against Qwelane Judgment

Lake Restaurant Ruling - Really a "Big Step" for the Constitution?

A guideline on the implications of the “OGOD” judgment

State Interference with Religion - A Biblical and Historical Perspective

COGTA Committee - New dates for meeting on CRL Report

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Our articles offer clear, thoughtful insights into issues that affect religious freedom in South Africa. They are written to help individuals, faith communities, and organisations understand their constitutional rights, stay informed about current developments, and engage confidently and responsibly in public discussions.

The 2024 SGB elections

The significance of SGBs

Update on Recent or Current Religious Freedom Issues and Cases

FOR SA’s submission on Draft Marriage Bill focuses on protecting marriage officers

FOR SA makes submission on CRL Rights Commission’s Religious Freedom Survey

Why the Spy Bill threatens religious freedom

ALERT: Clarification on FOR SA's Statement on the Marriage Bill

FOR SA statement on the Marriage Bill

European Court of Human Rights - Case on missionary Work in Russia

The Threat Of Secularism And Religious Persecution

Update on Recent or Current Religious Freedom Issues and Cases

Why SCOTUS said the State cannot force a website designer to accept work

The Battle for the next Generation

Summary of FOR SA’s submission to Parliament on the Hate Speech Bill

The JCC’s recent decision against the Chief Justice