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Racism Still a Threat to South Africa's Democracy

Sinothile Msomi & Westen Shilaho The issue of racism has once again been front page news in recent weeks. Its damaging manifestation is a reminder that it is one issue we cannot ...

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Preventing and combating torture in South Africa: A framework for action under CAT and OPCAT

Muntingh, L. (2008) Preventing and combating torture in South Africa: A framework for action under CAT and OPCAT. A publication by the Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation & the Civil Society ...

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Restorative Justice – Politics, Policies and Prospects

E. Van Der Spuy, S. Parmentier and A. Dissel (eds) Restorative Justice - Politics, Policies and Prospects, Juta and Co, Cape Town. First published as Acta Juridica 2007 Book details (external link)

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Experts dig in to deal with anti-social ways

Katlego Moeng, Sowetan Research done by the Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation shows that in many schools children as young as nine years display aggressive behaviour. School ground fights ...

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WOMEN'S RIGHTS ACTIVISTS DENIED PERMISSION TO PROTEST TYSON/ZUMA GATHERING

The One in Nine Campaign is outraged by the charity event hosted by Emperor’s Palace in Johannesburg in which Mike Tyson and Jacob Zuma will share the platform as guests of honour. Mr ...

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The Gendered Nature of Xenophobia in South Africa

Sigsworth, R. Ngwane, C. and Pino, A. (2008) The Gendered Nature of Xenophobia in South Africa. Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation. (pdf 776KB)

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