With Human Rights Day taking place this week, 21 March, it's important to remember just WHY we celebrate this special public ...

Human Rights Day serves as a stark reminder of the persistent and evolving challenges facing marginalised communities in South Africa ... spreads faster than facts, weaponising public frustration ...

Human Rights Day is commemorated on March 21, annually, to remind South Africans about the sacrifices that accompanied the struggle for the attainment of democracy in South Africa.

Human Rights Day in South Africa is linked with 21 March 1960, and the events of Sharpeville. On that day 69 people died and 180 were wounded when police fired on a peaceful crowd that had ...

Today (March 21) is Human Rights Day, which is a public holiday in South Africa. This year, the country commemorates Human Rights Month under the theme ‘The Year of Indigenous Languages ...

The violence of the apartheid police was on display and it is seen as a turning point that helped the world wake up to the human rights violations being committed in South Africa. Gogo Tsoana ...

South Africans will be commemorating Human Rights Day on 21 March. Various activities will be held in different parts of the country to reflect and appreciate the freedom South Africa enjoys today ...

In South Africa ... human rights discourse. After all, these examples are making the news headlines; we all know about them and can associate with them. However, similar occurrences are every day ...

Human Rights Day is an important reminder of the struggles and triumphs that have shaped South Africa’s journey towards equality, dignity and justice. At its heart, this day calls on us to reaffirm ...

South Africa celebrates Human Rights Day on 21 March to honour those who fought for democracy and the rights all citizens enjoy today. This is an opportune moment to reflect on the progresses made ...