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Possible Outlawing of Spanking in the Home

9/2/2016

Comment Invited on Proposed Review of WITCHCRAFT SUPPRESSION ACT

9/2/2016

Comment Invited on Proposed Review of WITCHCRAFT SUPPRESSION ACT

14/1/2016

FOR SA featured on SABC2

2/12/2015

Why We Cannot Regulate Religion (Part 1)

2/12/2015

Why We Cannot Regulate Religion (Part 2)

2/12/2015

Why We Cannot Regulate Religion (Part 3)

27/11/2015

Constitutional Court shuts the door on Ecclesia De Lange

20/11/2015

CRL Rights Commission Says It Is “willing to talk, but not willing to stop”

29/10/2015

FOR SA Interviewed on Pressing Issues for the Church

26/10/2015

DRC: Free to Choose, But Not Free from the Consequence of Choice

26/10/2015

FOR SA in the Sunday Argus

11/9/2015

Standing with FOR SA

7/9/2015

FOR SA Defends Religious Freedom and Autonomy of the Church in the Constitutional Court

3/9/2015

Urgent Call to Action: Stand With Us to Defend Religious Freedom in the Constitutional Court

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12/8/2026

Op-Ed: Read the CRL’s Framework – not their reassurances

6/8/2026

OP-ED: Oversight Is Welcome – Parliament Has Not Endorsed the Section 22 Process

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OP-ED: Parliament must use its power to ensure firm constitutional oversight within the law

21/7/2026

OP-ED: Multiplying a contested Section 22 Committee process does not subtract from its defects

14/7/2026

OP-ED: One word could sink it: what South Africa's new marriage law must get right

13/7/2026

How FOR SA's Submissions have Served to prevent the Narrowing of Religious Freedoms

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OP-ED: When Laws Do Not Name Religion — but Still Impact It

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Guarding against the Quiet Erosion of Freedom

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OP-ED: Consultation Is Not an Afterthought: Parental Rights and the Siyalingana Guide

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Interview on the CRL's Premature Victory Lap

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OP-ED: The CRL should not mistake a warning light for a victory lap

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OP-ED: When a Religious Community Becomes a Security Category

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Beloftebos Settlement Agreement Interview

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Beloftebos: Settled, Not Decided

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BRIEFING MEMO - What Changed on 11 February 2026?