Igama lamakhosikazi malibongwe.

Our second annual SABWiL Human Rights Court lauds the entrenched Right to Land, section 25 of our South African Constitution, Act No. 108 of 1996. Our training court commemorates the signing of our supreme law into being on 10 December 1996 in Sharpeville, Soweto by the late Tata Madiba, Nelson Mandela.  Aspiring litigators prepare heads of argument and appear before our Justices, who are seasoned in law practice.  Do peruse the court papers filed at www.sabwil.org.za at our SHRC tab at #s25 for a deep dive.

This podcast is also accessible visually on SABWiL YouTube. We ran two independent courts simultaneously on the Right to Land. SHRC2 is our second court with different counsel and Justices deliberating the same Case Scenario. Enjoy these insights proffered by our Counsel in SHRC2 who represent the Second Respondents.

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Igama lamakhosikazi malibongwe.

Our second annual SABWiL Human Rights Court lauds the entrenched Right to Land, section 25 of our South African Constitution, Act No. 108 of 1996. Our training court commemorates the signing of our supreme law into being on 10 December 1996 in Sharpeville, Soweto by the late Tata Madiba, Nelson Mandela.  Aspiring litigators prepare heads of argument and appear before our Justices, who are seasoned in law practice.  Do peruse the court papers filed at www.sabwil.org.za at our SHRC tab at #s25 for a deep dive.

This podcast is also accessible visually on SABWiL YouTube. We ran two independent courts simultaneously on the Right to Land. SHRC2 is our second court with different counsel and Justices deliberating the same Case Scenario. Enjoy these insights proffered by our Counsel in SHRC2 who represent the First Respondents.

Wathint'abafazi wathint'imbokodo.

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Igama lamakhosikazi malibongwe.

Our second annual SABWiL Human Rights Court lauds the entrenched Right to Land, section 25 of our South African Constitution, Act No. 108 of 1996. Our training court commemorates the signing of our supreme law into being on 10 December 1996 in Sharpeville, Soweto by the late Tata Madiba, Nelson Mandela.  Aspiring litigators prepare heads of argument and appear before our Justices, who are seasoned in law practice.  Do peruse the court papers filed at www.sabwil.org.za at our SHRC tab at #s25 for a deep dive.

This podcast is also accessible visually on SABWiL YouTube. We ran two independent courts simultaneously on the Right to Land. SHRC2 is our second court with different counsel and Justices deliberating the same Case Scenario. Enjoy these insights proffered by our Chief Justice.

Wathint'abafazi wathint'imbokodo.

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Igama lamakhosikazi malibongwe.

Our second annual SABWiL Human Rights Court lauds the entrenched Right to Land, section 25 of our South African Constitution, Act No. 108 of 1996. Our training court commemorates the signing of our supreme law into being on 10 December 1996 in Sharpeville, Soweto by the late Tata Madiba, Nelson Mandela.  Aspiring litigators prepare heads of argument and appear before our Justices, who are seasoned in law practice.  Do peruse the court papers filed at www.sabwil.org.za at our SHRC tab at #s25 for a deep dive.

This podcast is also accessible visually on SABWiL YouTube. We ran two independent courts simultaneously on the Right to Land. SHRC2 is our second court with different counsel and Justices deliberating the same Case Scenario.   Herewith, the Judgment.

Wathint' abafazi wathint'imbokodo.

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Igama lamakhosikazi malibongwe.

Our second annual SABWiL Human Rights Court lauds the entrenched Right to Land, section 25 of our South African Constitution, Act No. 108 of 1996. Our training court commemorates the signing of our supreme law into being on 10 December 1996 in Sharpeville, Soweto by the late Tata Madiba, Nelson Mandela.  Aspiring litigators prepare heads of argument and appear before our Justices, who are seasoned in law practice.  Do peruse the court papers filed at www.sabwil.org.za at our SHRC tab at #s25 for a deep dive.

This podcast is also accessible visually on SABWiL YouTube. We ran two independent courts simultaneously on the Right to Land. SHRC2 is our second court with different counsel and Justices deliberating the same Case Scenario.

Wathint' abafazi wathint'imbokodo.

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Igama lamakhosikazi malibongwe.

Our second annual SABWiL Human Rights Court lauds the entrenched Right to Land, section 25 of our South African Constitution, Act No. 108 of 1996. Our training court commemorates the signing of our supreme law into being on 10 December 1996 in Sharpeville, Soweto by the late Tata Madiba, Nelson Mandela.  Aspiring litigators prepare heads of argument and appear before our Justices, who are seasoned in law practice.  Do peruse the court papers filed at www.sabwil.org.za at our SHRC tab at #s25 for a deep dive.   

Enjoy insights proffered by Chief Justice Adv. Gcina Malindi SC. This podcast for the first court is also accessible visually on SABWiL YouTube. We ran two independent courts simultaneously on the Right to Land. SHRC2 follows.

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Igama lamakhosikazi malibongwe.

Our second annual SABWiL Human Rights Court lauds the entrenched Right to Land, section 25 of our South African Constitution, Act No. 108 of 1996. Our training court commemorates the signing of this supreme law into being on 10 December 1996 in Sharpeville, Soweto by the late Tata Madiba, Nelson Mandela.  Aspiring litigators prepare heads of argument and appear to address our Justices who are seasoned in law practice.  Do peruse the court papers filed at www.sabwil.org.za at our SHRC tab at #s25 for a deep dive.   We ran two courts simultaneously on the Right to Land. This podcast for the first court is also accessible visually on SABWiL YouTube.

Wathint' abafazi wathint'imbokodo.

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Igama lamakhosikazi malibongwe. 

Our second annual SABWiL Human Rights Court lauds the entrenched Right to Land, section 25 of our South African Constitution, Act No. 108 of 1996. Our training court commemorates the signing of this supreme law into being on 10 December 1996 in Sharpeville, Soweto by the late Tata Madiba, Nelson Mandela.  Aspiring litigators prepare heads of argument and appear to address our Justices who are seasoned in law practice.  Do peruse the court papers filed at www.sabwil.org.za at our SHRC tab at #s25 for a deep dive.   Note that we ran two courts simultaneously on the Right to Land. This podcast for the first court is also accessible visually on SABWiL YouTube.

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