Today marks exactly one month to World Food Day 2020. As various actors and stakeholders recommit to ending hunger and food insecurity worldwide, it is time for action to address hunger in South African universities.
Videos
On ensuring the Constitution included children’s rights and on 15 years of law reform towards the Child Justice Act and the Children’s Act.
On 10 September 2020, the Dullah Omar Institute, in collaboration with the Centre of Excellence in Food Security, hosted a webinar on Student Hunger and COVID-19: Realising the Right to Food of Vulnerable Groups.
On CLC as the research angle for the liberation movement and on shaping the local government system as we know it.
On a 15-year long collaboration with the Community Law Centre on human rights and democratisation in Africa.
On 4 September 2020, the Dullah Omar Institute (in collaboration with SALGA and the Hanns Seidel Foundation) hosted a webinar on the upcoming 2021 Local Government Elections.
A recording of the Webinar hosted by the African School on Decentralisation and bringing together hosting and funding partners as well as selected participants across Africa to discuss the impact of COVID-19 on decentralisation in Africa.
'On helping to write a Constitution in a time of war (Part 1)' and 'On a Centre that is “For all of Africa”, academic and engaged in social justice (Part 2)'. #DOI30yrs
On the establishment of the ANC Constitutional Committee in 1990 and its connection with the Community Law Centre. #DOI30yrs
Albie Sachs, former associate of the Centre and former judge of South Africa’s Constitutional Court (1994-2009). On the Centre as the engine room of the intellectual foundation for the new Constitution…and on combining dreaming, imagining and ‘nuggety research’.
The Dullah Omar Institute turns 30 this year! Albie Sachs, Bulelani Ngcuka, Brigitte Mabandla, Renfrew Christie, Nicolette Naylor, Frans Viljoen & Vincent Saldanha recall the founding of the Community Law Centre in 1990 and its journey to becoming the Dullah Omar Institute.
The Dullah Omar Institute hosted a webinar on Transparency in local government procurement during COVID-19 on 15 July 2020, which attracted practitioners, researchers and civil society actors.