Human Rights
Long queues at Home Affairs in spite of minister’s promise
But provincial manager claims “Home Affairs has declared war on queues”
By Masego Mafata, Tariro Washinyira and Marecia Damons
Photo Essay | 29 November 2021
Law and power: the long road to equality for gay men
The 1998 “Sodomy Case” confirmed LGBTIQ rights at last
Analysis | 29 November 2021
Concourt gives man go-ahead to file late road accident claim
Koos Jacobs was unable to lodge his claim within the prescribed three years due to mental incapacity from his injuries
Law | 19 November 2021
“We rely on dams and crocodile-infested rivers for water”
Limpopo villagers with limited access to water picket at Union Buildings on Thursday
News | 19 November 2021
JHB neighbourhoods battle without water
Water supplying company says it’s relying on residents without access to call them so a tanker can be dispatched
News | 17 November 2021
Law and power: How a prisoner’s journey saved the lives of thousands
A look back at the battle for the rights of HIV-positive prisoners
Analysis | 11 November 2021
India’s Supreme Court strikes a blow against the use of spyware
Ruling offers ways to hold governments and companies accountable
Opinion | 10 November 2021
Toddler airlifted to hospital after falling into uncovered drain
Local farmworker movement plans to lay charges against farmer
News | 5 November 2021
Scathing report released on Cape Town’s homeless policies
The more than 400-page report was compiled by The Inkathalo Conversations and commissioned by the City in 2020
By James Stent
News | 4 November 2021