The problem is our democratic government has been criminal says Zak Yacoob at Mandela & Law conference CALS Nkanyiso Shelembe @WleRx Sarah Fick Equal Education Equal Education Law Centre (EELC) SJC Kessler Perumalsamy Lisa Eaves Draga Nhlanhla Sono

We as a society are constitutionally obliged to treat vulnerable people as human beings & ensure they are not trampled on says Zak Yacoob at UWC mandela & law conference Equal Education SJC UCT Law School Unisa CALS Sarah Fick @WleRx Kessler Perumalsamy Nkanyiso Shelembe

While law is important& can make important contribution, more than that we need a social revolution to ensure we all understand values in our constitution, live em, & ensure others appreciate them SJC Equal Education Equal Education Law Centre (EELC) CALS Women's Legal Centre UCT Law School Unisa

Dr Tinashe Kondo of UWC revisits the SARFU judgment at the Mandela & the Law conference UCT Law School Unisa Centre for Child Law

Follow ⁦UWC Faculty of Law⁩ for updates from the Mandela & Law conference today. Our Chandre Stuurman & Tarryn Cooper-Bell participating. ⁦Equal Education⁩

The Equality Act doesn't talk about discrimination on the basis of poverty says @Xila_Notywala of SJC Equal Education Law Centre (EELC) Equal Education CALS Centre for Child Law Women's Legal Centre UCT Law School University of Pretoria University of KwaZulu-Natal

@Xila_Notywala of SJC talks right to protest, police resourcing and school infrastructure at UWC Mandela & Law Conference UCT Law School University of KwaZulu-Natal Centre for Child Law University of Pretoria Equal Education Equal Education Law Centre (EELC) Kessler Perumalsamy Sarah Fick Lisa Eaves Draga Nkanyiso Shelembe Nhlanhla Sono

My colleague Phindile Khulu and I are at the Mandela Conference UWC organised by UWC Faculty of Law presenting on the sentencing of primary caregivers in South Africa in the context of children's right to parental/family care CALS

Very true in education law! Enforement depends heavily on the extent to which learners, parents, teachers and school communities are aware of legal provisions.

Phindile Khulu of CALS notes that Mandela considered the separation from his children and the attendant inability for them to receive his parental love and guidance as one of the most difficult aspects of his imprisonment #MandelaandtheLawConference UWC Faculty of Law

Phindile Khulu: Re section 28 of the Consitution, what are the duties of a court when sentencing a primary caregiver? Where do the best interests of children feature in this sentencing process? #MandelaandtheLawConference CALS UWC Faculty of Law

Our courts should give meaningful consideration to the best interests of children when sentencing primary caregivers #MandelaandtheLawConference UWC Faculty of Law CALS

UK friends, my colleagues will be in London in November celebrating 10 years of Equal Education youth activism and building new relationships abroad. Join them at St Paul's on 12 November & please spread the word!

Implementing agents in charge of school infrastructure must be held accountable says Itumeleng Mothlabane of Equal Education at the launch of their implementing agents report. Sarah Fick and Lisa Eaves Draga of UWC in attendance

Underperforming implementing agents must be blacklisted says Equal Education at the launch of their implementing agents report #ImplementingAgents Sarah Fick Lisa Eaves Draga

Justice Mahomed Navsa passionate about the rule of law at UWC Law Faculty Dean's Distinguished Lecture UWC UWC Faculty of Law #deansdistinguishedlecture #40years

Newly appointed Constitutional Court judge, Justice Steven Majiedt, talking about his time as a UWC law student at the UWC Law Faculty Dean's Distinguished Lecture UWC UWC Faculty of Law Lisa Eaves Draga #deansdistinguishedlecture #40years

Justice Chantel Fortuin, Western Cape High Court judge, speaking about her time as law student at UWC Law Faculty in the 1980s at the UWC Law Faculty Dean's Distinguished Lecture UWC UWC Faculty of Law Lisa Eaves Draga #deansdistinguishedlecture #40years

📢 Join us tomorrow at a seminar: Freedom of assembly in South Africa, 30 years on Speaker: Axolile Notywala, WC Premier Candidate (RISE Mzansi) & former G.S of SJC 🗓 16 April 2024 ⏰ 14:55 - 16:00 🎯 Kader Asmal Moot Court, UWC Law Faculty UWC

I have been doing guest lectures for UWC law students for a few years now on freedom of assembly (right to protest) in relation to the Gatherings Act & the work we did with SJC. Thanks to Lisa Eaves Draga for the invitations, honored. Looking forward to this one 🙏🏾