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FOR SA is a non-profit legal advocacy organisation committed to protecting the right to religious freedom as guaranteed by the South African Constitution.

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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.

19/6/2014

Michael Cassidy Speaking on the Loss of Freedom of Religion

6/6/2014

Christian Leaders Unite to Protect Religious Freedom in SA

8/5/2014

If not Us, then Who? If not Now, then When?

5/5/2014

ACDP Sounds Alarm as Threat to Freedom of Religion Escalates in South Africa

22/4/2014

The Cruelty of the ‘Non-Discrimination’ Argument

7/4/2014

Resignation of Mozilla’s CEO Opens the Door for Christian Marginalisation and Persecution in the Marketplace

7/4/2014

Is Our Freedom of Religion Under Threat?

2/4/2014

Watchmen on the Wall looks at the Women Empowerment & Gender Equality Bill

2/4/2014

Watchmen on the Wall looks at the Women Empowerment & Gender Equality Bill

The Constitution of South Africa

The Constitution of South Africa

Persverklaring - 2 February 2014

Persverklaring - 2 February 2014

Persverklaring - 25 Januarie 2014

Persverklaring - 25 Januarie 2014

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