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CONCOURT DECISION IN QWELANE: FACTS, AND FINDINGS OF THE COURT

CONCOURT DECISION IN QWELANE: IMPLICATIONS FOR RELIGIOUS SPEECH

FOR SA applies to be Court's friend in Chatsworth hate speech case

Update on Recent or Current Religious Freedom Issues and Cases

Can my voice make a difference?

Deputy Minister promises to look at making PEPUDA Amendment Bill "clearer" on the issue of religious autonomy

FOR SA's view on latest Lockdown Regulations

Deputy Minister of Justice agrees to “look carefully” at the PEPUDA Amendment Bill

Religious Marriage Officers to Potentially Solemnise All Marriages

PEPUDA Amendment Bill – a biased test for fairness

PEPUDA Amendment Bill – a fast track to religious persecution?

PEPUDA Amendment Bill – extending the scope of legal liability beyond the person who actually discriminated

PEPUDA Amendment Bill – overbroad definitions remove any possible defence against a claim of unfair discrimination

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MEDIA RELEASE: Church Forced To Appeal SAHRC’s “Censorship Of Belief”

MEDIA RELEASE: State Telling SA Parents How to Raise Their Children

FOR SA featured on SABC2

Why We Cannot Regulate Religion (Part 1)

Why We Cannot Regulate Religion (Part 3)

Why We Cannot Regulate Religion (Part 2)

Constitutional Court shuts the door on Ecclesia De Lange

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

FOR SA Interviewed on Pressing Issues for the Church

FOR SA in the Sunday Argus

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

Standing with FOR SA

Cheryllyn Dudley MP Speaks On Religious Freedom and FOR SA:

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

CONCOURT DECISION IN QWELANE: FACTS, AND FINDINGS OF THE COURT

CONCOURT DECISION IN QWELANE: IMPLICATIONS FOR RELIGIOUS SPEECH

FOR SA applies to be Court's friend in Chatsworth hate speech case

Update on Recent or Current Religious Freedom Issues and Cases

Can my voice make a difference?

Deputy Minister promises to look at making PEPUDA Amendment Bill "clearer" on the issue of religious autonomy

FOR SA's view on latest Lockdown Regulations

Deputy Minister of Justice agrees to “look carefully” at the PEPUDA Amendment Bill

Religious Marriage Officers to Potentially Solemnise All Marriages

PEPUDA Amendment Bill – a biased test for fairness

PEPUDA Amendment Bill – a fast track to religious persecution?

PEPUDA Amendment Bill – extending the scope of legal liability beyond the person who actually discriminated

PEPUDA Amendment Bill – extending the scope of legal liability beyond the person who actually discriminated

PEPUDA Amendment Bill – overbroad definitions remove any possible defence against a claim of unfair discrimination

PEPUDA Amendment Bill – overbroad definitions remove any possible defence against a claim of unfair discrimination

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MEDIA RELEASE: Church Forced To Appeal SAHRC’s “Censorship Of Belief”

MEDIA RELEASE: State Telling SA Parents How to Raise Their Children

MEDIA RELEASE: State Telling SA Parents How to Raise Their Children

FOR SA featured on SABC2

Why We Cannot Regulate Religion (Part 1)

Why We Cannot Regulate Religion (Part 3)

Why We Cannot Regulate Religion (Part 2)

Constitutional Court shuts the door on Ecclesia De Lange

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

FOR SA Interviewed on Pressing Issues for the Church

FOR SA in the Sunday Argus

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

Standing with FOR SA

Cheryllyn Dudley MP Speaks On Religious Freedom and FOR SA:

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