HUMAN RIGHTS REPORT CARD EVENT GALLERY
Human Rights Day, the FW de Klerk Foundation hosted an event to review its annual Human Rights Report Card.
Human Rights Day, the FW de Klerk Foundation hosted an event to review its annual Human Rights Report Card.
This Human Rights Day, the FW de Klerk Foundation invites you to examine the degree to which rights and freedoms in the Bill of Rights are being enjoyed in practice through its annual Human Rights Report Card.
“Make mental health for all a global priority” is the theme for this year’s World Mental Health Day, which is marked annually on the 10th
A NATION UNITED IN ITS DIVERSITY Today, we honour International Day of Peace and commemorate the 30th anniversary of the UN Declaration on Minority Rights
Each year on 19 August, World Humanitarian Day (WHD) honours those who provide humanitarian relief throughout the world. This day, which the UN established in
The FW de Klerk Foundation submitted written comments to the Minister of Basic Education today regarding the Basic Education Laws Amendment Bill, which proposes to amend
The Centre for Unity in Diversity (CUD), based at the FW de Klerk Foundation, avails itself to making a written submission in response to the call for submissions (14 July 2017) on the Customary Initiation Bill.
Furthermore, the CUD would appreciate the opportunity to engage the Portfolio Committee on Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs during the follow-up process, by providing an oral submission.
The Centre for Unity in Diversity (CUD) has made a written submission to the Office on Institutions Supporting Democracy (OISD) and the Knowledge Information Services Division in Parliament, in response to its call for submissions on the feasibility of a Single Human Rights Body.
The Centre for Unity in Diversity (CUD) and the Centre for Constitutional Rights (CFCR), both based at the FW de Klerk Foundation, avail ourselves to making a written submission in response to the call for submissions (25 May 2017) on the Feasibility of the Establishment of a Single Human Rights Body. Furthermore, we would appreciate the opportunity to engage the Office on Institutions Supporting Democracy (OISD) and the Knowledge Information Services Division in Parliament during the follow-up process of providing an oral submission.