Extradition and the death penalty
South Africa stands by constitutional and international principles The following [...]
Free Prior and Informed Consent for Indigenous Communities
The LRC’s regional project focuses on the protection of community [...]
Restoring power or the dignity of rural people?
The LRC's Constitutional Litigation Unit attorney, Wilmien Wilcomb, recently published [...]
Family Responsibility in the Workplace
Time tax and reasonable accommodation when caring for the elderly, [...]
Goverance and the Human Rights Challenge in Africa
Last week I attended an African regional dialogue at the [...]
Refugee processes require independence
Refugee minor reunited with his mother Over the [...]
When Litigation Serves a Greater Purpose
Faith47's artwork in Cape Town depicting the words, "All [...]
Corruption: Strategies Require the Right Conceptual Framework
I have lately become convinced that the nefarious terms “corruption”, [...]
Powerful powerlessness and what I learnt about leadership
On Friday, 17 August 2012, I attended what was essentially an [...]
Launch of the Investment Policy Framework for Sustainable Development
The latest Africa Economic Outlook has recently been released and [...]