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...
Every year we celebrate National Women’s Day on 9 August; do we know the significance of this day? If you answered no, continue reading as we take a look at what Women’s Day presently seeks to address. However, let us take a look back into 1956, when South African...
CJN aims to contribute to a well-informed community that is conscious of its rights and is mobilised to access justice, this is why we will continuously bring you valuable information on your rights as a South African citizen. The problem of parent-less children is a...
Martha Chauke – Dobsonville Human Rights Advice Office The workshop attendees at the Dobsonville Human Rights Advice Centre On the 8th of June 2019, Citizen Justice Network attended a workshop hosted by the Dobsonville Human Rights Advice Office on Children’s...
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.
