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In tough economic times, civil society organisations need to find new and innovative ways to cut costs, find resources and

Despite progress in capturing social cohesion in policy, last year’s tragic killing of  protestors at the Lonmin-Marikana mine confirms that

Corruption is no longer considered a ‘victimless crime’ and cancelling the arms deal contracts could unlock funds desperately needed for

FANIE DU TOIT recently visited Tunisia, and shares stories of victims of gross human rights violations, work towards a Truth

NATALIE JAYNES finds that poor leadership and the use of excessive force have threatened the credibility and legitimacy of the

Volume 11 Issue 1 A moratorium on ‘reconciliation’? Charles Villa-Vicencio Illegitimate policing practices in a democratic state Natalie Jaynes Crisis

CECIL MLATSHENI With the ever-growing flow of young people from rural to urban areas, largely as a result of the

KARIN LOMBARD During the Poverty Hearings convened by the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) in 1998, and attended by

RULOF BURGER and KARIN LOMBARD Between 1995 and 2002, the South African female labour market grew twice as fast as