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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.

8/8/2017

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

8/8/2017

Proposal for a “Single Human Rights Body”

8/8/2017

International Alliances and Influence

8/8/2017

GUEST ARTICLE: Colour of Diversity and the Kingdom

8/8/2017

Draft Charter on Religious Conduct in Schools, Almost Finalised

8/8/2017

Other Religious Freedom Issues

1/8/2017

ALERT: CRL Rights Commission's Proposed Licensing of Religion in SA

26/7/2017

Stand against “State Capture of Religion”!

14/7/2017

Errol Naidoo Interviews Michael Swain (FOR SA) Regarding the CRL Report

6/7/2017

‘OGOD’ Judgment: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

28/6/2017

BREAKING NEWS: Court Says Public Schools May Not Promote A Particular Religion

23/6/2017

Religious Dress in Schools: Not a Parade of Horribles, but a Pageant of Diversity

21/6/2017

Double Standards on Free Speech

15/6/2017

UCT Draft Inclusivity Policy for Sexual Orientation

15/6/2017

OGOD vs Laerskool Randhart & Others - Case Update

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