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The "Spanking Judgment"

20/10/2017

FOR SA Addresses Parliamentary Committee on CRL Report

22/9/2017

Possible Appeal Against Qwelane Judgment

12/9/2017

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

16/8/2017

A guideline on the implications of the “OGOD” judgment

16/8/2017

State Interference with Religion - A Biblical and Historical Perspective

15/8/2017

COGTA Committee - New dates for meeting on CRL Report

8/8/2017

Draft Charter on Religious Conduct in Schools, Almost Finalised

8/8/2017

GUEST ARTICLE: Colour of Diversity and the Kingdom

8/8/2017

International Alliances and Influence

8/8/2017

Other Religious Freedom Issues

8/8/2017

Other Religious Freedom Issues

8/8/2017

Proposal for a “Single Human Rights Body”

8/8/2017

Update in 'OGOD' Case: Schools Decide NOT to Appeal

26/7/2017

Stand against “State Capture of Religion”!

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