Africa’s selective approach to human rights

ISS Today
07 SEP

Withdrawal of LGBTI body’s observer status threatens to cloud continental rights commission’s SA visit

Carien Du Plessis
07 SEP

Human rights – We should not only target the state, our gaze needs to fall on private actors too

Mbuyiseli Madlanga
05 SEP

South Africa’s role in the denial of justice in southern Africa

Suzgo Lungu and MacKennan Graziano
30 AUG

What BRICS leaders should have talked about

Jennifer Wells
30 JUL

Easier said than done – using the justice system to counter terrorism

ISS Today
13 JUL

Queer in Africa: An inclusive, unapologetic and gay-loving continent is here

Kevin Mwachiro
27 JUN

UN rights chief calls for probe of abuses by Venezuela forces

AFP
22 JUN

US withdraws from ‘cesspool’ UN rights body

AFP
20 JUN

Religious freedom is a universal constant, mostly, kind of

J Brooks Spector
01 JUN

Harassment claims in civil society organisations: We should all be listening

Gabriella Razzano and Alison Tilley
25 MAY

MPs and activists say SA has a long way to go for attitudes to match the Constitution

Aphiwe Ngalo
23 MAY

Defending journalism in a climate of fear

Stefan Simanowitz
03 MAY

Swaziland: King Mswati’s birthday is overshadowed by human rights violations

Shireen Mukadam
19 APR

Op-Ed: What if Ramaphosa doesn’t fix state spying? Part 7 – Activism

Jane Duncan
13 MAR

Op-Ed: What Ramaphosa needs to do to fix state spying, part 6 – drones

Jane Duncan
07 MAR

South Africa’s commitment to human rights remains intact

Clayson Monyela
07 MAR

UN: SA opposition to holding urgent debate on Syria a ‘worrying example of siding with dictators’

Peter Fabricius
04 MAR

Op-Ed: LGBTQ Rights as Human Rights – the Sisulu Factor

James Lotter
01 MAR

GroundUp: Court bid to reinstate SADC Tribunal

GroundUp
28 FEB

Op-Ed: Property rights – why the poor need them

Terence Corrigan
21 FEB