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The Foundation for Human Rights is pleased to share this selection of papers with you. We have chosen these primarily from various papers commissioned by the FHR from 2007 to 2009.
The papers were part of a two year review that we conducted to aid our reflection on the past two FHR programmes and to prepare for the third programme. In addition to the papers, we held discussion forums, workshops, policy dialogues and a range of more informal processes nationally and provincially. These processes have been invaluable in informing the design of the third FHR programme for 2009 to 2012.
Contents:
Preface, About the authors, Introduction by Ishmael Lesufi
Chapter 1: The state of NGOs by Mondli Hlatshwayo
Chapter 2: The financial and administrative independence and accountability of the judiciary: some lessons from the Commonwealth by John Hatchard
Chapter 3: Challenges to the promotion of indigenous languages in South Africa by Kwesi Kwaa Prah
Chapter 4: Beyond the numbers: the struggle for women's liberation by Shamim Meer
Chapter 5: South Africa today: the moral responsibility of intellectuals by Neville Alexander
Chapter 6: Water provision in South Africa 2001 - 2006: the real story behind the statistics by Ebrahim Harvey
Chapter 7: Land and agrarian transformation in South Africa by Samuel Kariuki
Chapter 8: Environmental justice by David Hallowes
Chapter 9: Achieving food security in South Africa by Morris Mbondenyi
Bibliography
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