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Is africanamerican. We have made an important statement as a country. We have to continue to work at this thing. If we dont continue to step forward, we will go backwards. Because the world is moving. To stand still is to go back. We have to keep moving forward. Thats what the movement is about. Moving forward, recognizing those changes we still have to make. Host a commemoration today on the 50th anniversary of bloody sunday. Call American History tv at reverend lafayette, you were in selma, al...

The Senate Judiciary committee. Thats not all, a very big breaking news night, officials of the Republican Freedom house caucus wants President Trump to veto a shortterm spending bill, a move that would effectively shut down the government on friday, a statement about funding for his part of all. Putting pressure on the white house, softening the position on the 5 billion demand, so how will the president respond as his base is asking tough questions about what happened to the Campaign Promise t...

SERI is a public interest law centre providing dedicated socio-economic rights assistance to individuals, communities and social movements.

SERI is a public interest law centre providing dedicated socio-economic rights assistance to individuals, communities and social movements.

On South African Freedom Day, 27 April – which marks the first democratic elections in 1994 – we ask ourselves whether we are really free. 

The intertwined challenges of climate justice, hunger and unemployment are particularly critical for young people. On Sunday, they filled the rooms at Constitutional Hill, ready to hear what they could do to meet those challenges.

On 24 February 2023, Jason Brickhill delivered Equal Education’s inaugural Yoliswa Dwane Memorial Lecture at the University of Cape Town. In 2008, Yoliswa Dwane was a co-founder of Equal Education, the social movement dedicated to fighting to ensure the constitutional right to basic education....

SERI is a public interest law centre providing dedicated socio-economic rights assistance to individuals, communities and social movements.

There are some 100 000 registered NGO’s in South Africa.

The inaugural Social Justice Assembly convened in Pretoria on Thursday, where the two-day event provided a platform for self-examination.