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Author: Sithuthukile Mkhize

22 Sep

Symposium on Protest and Legal Mobilization: Right to Protest in a Post-Apartheid South Africa – The Case of Mining-affected Communities

[Sithuthukile Mkhize, Head of Political and Civil Rights at the Centre for Applied Legal Studies, University of Witwatersrand. Omhle Ntshingila is project coordinator of the Right2Protest Project housed at University of Witwatersrand.] South Africa’s democracy post-apartheid, which is popularly referred to as the period after the country’s first, fully-democratic elections in 1994, is often celebrated and praised for being one of the most advanced because of its...

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