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Bill of Rights at 30: Making Human Dignity Real
March is commemorated across South Africa as Human Rights Month — a time to reflect on our democratic journey and reaffirm our commitment to dignity, equality and freedom for all.
This year marks 30 years of the Bill of Rights, a cornerstone of South Africa’s Constitution that protects the fundamental rights of everyone.
Honouring the struggle for freedom
Human Rights Day commemorates the lives lost during the Sharpeville Massacre of 21 March 1960, where peaceful protesters stood against unjust apartheid laws.
The day reminds us of the sacrifices made in the fight for justice and equality and encourages all South Africans to uphold and protect human rights.
Protecting dignity, equality and freedom
South Africa’s Bill of Rights forms the foundation of our democratic society and affirms the values of human dignity, equality and freedom.
As we commemorate Human Rights Month, we reflect on the importance of protecting these rights for all who live in South Africa.
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