A Charter for Social Justice: A contribution to the South African Bill of Rights debate
These proposals for including rights in a South African Constitution and brief arguments for their adoption are the product of the deliberations of a group of Western Cape lawyers. The primary objective or the exercise was to produce a statement of basic rights and freedoms lo be accorded to all South Africans, and respected, implemented and enforced by all three branches or govenment.
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A Charter for Social Justice: A contribution to the South African Bill of Rights debate
These proposals for including rights in a South African Constitution and brief arguments for their adoption are the product of the deliberations of a group of Western Cape lawyers. The primary objective or the exercise was to produce a statement of basic rights and freedoms lo be accorded to all South Africans, and respected, implemented and enforced by all three branches or govenment.
A Charter for Social Justice - A contribution to the SA Bill of Rights debate (Corder, Kahanovitz, Murphy, Murray, O_Regan, Sarkin, Smith, Steytler) - December 1992 (1).pdf