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SAHRC makes history at the UN Human rights Council
The South African Human Rights Commission was commended
by the United Nations Human Rights Council for being among the first
stakeholders to deliver a video statement at the Council.
The Video Statement was delivered by SAHRC Chairperson Adv. Mabedle Lawrence Mushwana.
Adv. Mushwana addressed delegates at the adoption of the Universal Peer
Review (UPR) Working Group reports, including from South Africa at the
21st session of the Human Rights Council (HRC), held in Geneva,
Switzerland.
The Commission is the first, alongside the International NGO Forum on Indonesian Development for being the first stakeholders to make use of the possiblity of presenting video statements at the UPR session on the adoption of UPR reports.
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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
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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