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Bill of Rights
Index of Sections
7. Rights
8. Application
9. Equality
10. Human Dignity
11. Life
12. Freedom and Security of the Person
13. Slavery, Servitude and Forced Labour
14. Privacy
15. Freedom of Religion, Belief and Opinion
16. Freedom of Expression
17. Assembly, Demonstration, Picket and Petition
18. Freedom of Association
19. Political Rights
20. Citizenship
21. Freedom of Movement and Residence
22. Freedom of Trade, Occupation and Profession
23. Labour Relations
24. Environment
25. Property
26. Housing
27. Health Care, Food Water and Social Security
28. Children
29. Education
30. Language and Culture
31. Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Communities
32. Access to Information
33. Just Administrative Action
34. Access to Courts
35. Arrested, Detained and Accused Persons
36. Limitation of Rights
37. States of Emergency
38. Enforcement of Rights
39. Interpretation of Bill of Rights
The South African Constitution
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To lodge a human rights violation complaint, click here.
or Call 011 877 3600
e-mail: complaints@sahrc.org.za
Provincial contact details are available here
MEDIA STATEMENTS
SAHRC launches investigation into allegations of racism at University of the Free State
SAHRC finalizing report on complaints against King Goodwill Zwelithini
SAHRC response to ANC petition on racism
International Disability Day – SAHRC calls for employers to do more
SAHRC welcomes Supreme Court judgment on the delivery of textbooks in Limpopo
SAHRC NEWSLETTER
Pfanelo January Edition
Upcoming Events
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Report any fraudulent and/or unethical behavior taking place in the Commission anonymously to the SAHRC Tip-offs Line.
FreeCall: 0800 222 365
Email: sahrc@tip-offs.com
FreeFax: 0800 00 77 88
FreePost: KZN 138, Umhlanga Rocks 4320
Website: www.tip-offs.com
Independently managed by the Office of the Public Service Commission.
Since its establishment, the SAHRC has dedicated itself to:
• Raising awareness;
• Monitoring and assessment;
• Education and training
• Addressing human rights violations
The SAHRC promotes, protects and monitors human rights in South Africa. It also has a specific responsibility to promote and monitor the implemen-
tation of PAIA.
08 March – International Women’s Day
21 March - Human Rights Day
27 April – Freedom day
1 May - Workers day
03 May – World Press Freedom Day