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Our third annual SABWiL Human Rights Court lauds the entrenched Right to Education, section 29 of our South African Constitution, Act No. 108 of 1996. Our training court commemorates the signing of this supreme law 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 https://www.sabwil.org.za at our SHRC tab at #s29 for a deep dive.  These proceedings are visually accessible on SABWiL YouTube  at https://youtu.be/oBVf7UXffeo

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Igama lamakhosikazi malibongwe.

Our third annual SABWiL Human Rights Court lauds the entrenched Right to Education, section 29 of our South African Constitution, Act No. 108 of 1996. Our training court commemorates the signing of this supreme law 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 https://www.sabwil.org.za at our SHRC tab at #s29 for a deep dive.  This Address is visually accessible at SABWiL YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_kEfull0dE&list=PLrkrzpHkC1kNYcaCJ_Z3vwWuTy_xl9DqJ&index=3 .

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Our third annual SABWiL Human Rights Court focuses on the Right to Education, section 29 of our South African Constitution, Act No. 108 of 1996. Our simulated court, held in December 2018, commemorates the signing of our supreme law 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 https://www.sabwil.org.za at the SHRC tab at #s29 for a deep dive.  This Address is visually accessible at SABWiL YouTube https://youtu.be/qqPebqALvZw  .

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Our 4th annual SABWiL Human Rights Court focuses on the Right to Citizenship, section 20 of our South African Constitution, Act No. 108 of 1996.  This training court commemorates the signing into effect of our supreme law in South Africa on 10 December 1996 in Sharpeville, Soweto by Tata Madiba.  SHRC Counsel prepare heads of argument and appear to address our moot court Justices.  Do peruse the court papers filed at https://www.sabwil.org.za at the SHRC tab at #s20 for a deeper dive.  These Insights are visually accessible at SABWiL YouTube at https://youtu.be/DYfMVnMWBs8  .

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Our 4th annual SABWiL Human Rights Court has aspiring lawyers thrash through the Right to Citizenship, section 20 of our South African Constitution, Act No. 108 of 1996.  Our training court commemorates the signing into effect of this supreme law on 10 December 1996 in Sharpeville, Soweto by Tata Madiba.  SHRC Counsel prepare heads of argument and appear to address our moot court Justices.  Do peruse the court papers filed at https://www.sabwil.org.za at the SHRC tab at #s20 for a deeper dive.  These proceedings are accessible at SABWiL YouTube at https://youtu.be/ghjiRid71ys  .

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Igama lamakhosikazi malibongwe.

This 4th annual SABWiL Human Rights Court focuses on the Right to Citizenship, section 20 of our South African Constitution, Act No. 108 of 1996.  Our training court commemorates the signing of this supreme law on 10 December 1996 in Sharpeville, Soweto by Nelson Mandela.  Aspiring lawyers prepare heads of argument and appear to address our Justices who are seasoned in law practice.  Do peruse the court papers filed at https://www.sabwil.org.za at the SHRC tab at #s20 for a deep dive.  This Address is accessible at SABWiL YouTube with this Opening Address at https://youtu.be/NPANtHS3S1E .

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Peak into our 2019 Inaugural SABWiL Alumni Think Tank led by the Inaugural President Madillo Mofokeng and wonderfully hosted by BBM Law at Rosebank, Johannesburg.  Glean from snippets of our Alumni discourse founding the Alumni Constitution.  Hear first-hand from Alumni who participated in our SABWiL Shadowing programmes.  To enjoy the visual hereof, tune in at SABWiL YouTube https://youtu.be/5UjAJSYK3Ic .  Let's stay close, subscribe to our channels and explore leisurely at https://www.sabwil.org.za.

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In 2017, SABWiL Founder and CEO Adv. Ayesha Tiry was honoured by BLAsc NEC to speak at the 'Gathering of Giants'  held at the Limpopo University in South Africa. A snippet of the discourse on 'Values' is captured here with the visual streaming on SABWiL YouTube at https://youtu.be/cTrVSt4ep2o.  South Africa's Constitution, Act No. 108 of 1996, records her founding values in section 1 thereof.  SABWiL draws therefrom and is founded on Dignity, Equality and Freedoms infused in the philosophies of Ubuntu and Zenzele. To dive deeper into the thinking of SABWiL's Founder, explore 'SABWiL Imbokodo: Collection of Consciousness' authored by Adv. Ayesha Tiry and published at https://sabwil.com/collection-of-consciousness/#dearflip-df_8707/1/ .

This Collection was penned at the prompt of two law students at the University of Limpopo that approached Adv. Ayesha after the 'Gathering of Giants' to ask if Counsel had written anything as they would like to read what she wrote.   This Collection of Consciousness is dedicated to SABWiL Alumni and authored at the behest of those two law students studying then at the University of Limpopo  who requested some writings.  

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Igama lamakhosikazi malibongwe. Our annual SABWiL Human Rights Court  commemorates the signing of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, Act No. 108 of 1996.  This transformative Constitution was signed by Tata Madiba in Sharpeville, Soweto on 10 December 1996.  Do enjoy insights proffered by our moot court lead and junior counsel.  This fifth annual SHRC and pioneering virtual court was tasked with issues on the right to Dignity in the context of Lives and Livelihoods.  For the entire visual proceedings please access our SABWiL YouTube Channel at https://youtu.be/QIalf2Ss97I.  For a deeper dive do explore our blogs at https://www.sabwil.org.za.  Join our community.  Subscribe and keep close.   Wathint'abafazi wathint'imbokodo. Vuk'uzenzele. Ubuntu.

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SABWiL EXCO Alumna Nthabiseng Nkopane  and lead SABWiL Human Rights Court Counsel Theshaya Naidoo  bedazzle in this insightful discourse.  Our pioneering virtual moot court and fifth SHRC sits on the issue of  our entrenched right to Dignity in the context of Lives and Livelihoods.  For the visuals, tune into SABWiL YouTube at https://youtu.be/IiVRG1kuO74 . To dig deeper, contemplate the court papers filed in casu and the treasure trove that is our blog at https://www.sabwil.org.za.  

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