As Citizen Justice Network (CJN) one of our duties is to advise communities on how to get the best possible health treatment without discrimination. We also want to create awareness around mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety and combat the stigma...
October is Mental Health Awareness Month Mental health cases are on the rise at the Amaoti Advice office in Inanda Kwazulu- Natal. Moreover, community members who suffer from mental health conditions endure marginalization and stigmatization by community members due...
Equality courts are specialised courts designated to hear matters relating to unfair discrimination, hate speech and harassment. Have you or anyone close to you experienced unfair discrimination, hate speech or harassment? If yes, you can lodge a complaint at the...
Our paralegal journalists, Bricks Mokolo from the Orange Farm Advice Center in Gauteng and Daniel Dibe from the Human Rights Legal Network in North West report that violent protests erupted in their communities at the beginning of this month of September. Unsettled...
Top left – Nomaswazi Tshabalala ; Top right – Sophia Booysen; Bottom right – Thozama Dyantyi ; Bottom right – Martha Chauke. South African women have played a pivotal role as pioneers in contributing to the country’s freedom from oppression and...
Elderly citizens of Musina attend the statelessness workshop at Musina Community Hall Citizen Justice Network (CJN) recently held a workshop in Limpopo, Musina, where they were addressing the difficulty of statelessness because of the close proximity of the...
On average, every day a paralegal journalist with the help of CJN produces a piece of social justice content to be broadcast on a partner radio station.
