05 April 2021 06:07 Small-scale fishing communities say they have no reason to celebrate Human Rights Month because they feel their rights have been violated and cast aside by government over the years â a situation made worse by governmentâs proposed oil and gas priorities The Green Connection, an NGO working with marginalised communities believes that though Human Rights Month may be over, the fight to be treated with dignity in South Africa continues. As part of Human Rights Month, small-scale fishing communities gathered all the way from KwaZulu-Natal to the Eastern, Western and Northern Cape, in an effort to create awareness of the ongoing threat to the ocean from oil and gas drilling and exploration.