When cruelty becomes a campaign strategy

Navi Pillay’s accolade is Donald’s sour grapes

There's a gap between asylum rights and administrative reality

Is love of country blinding us to our shared humanity?

Decades later, District Six restitution remains unfinished

GBV needs action, not another round of empty promises

Eugene de Kock challenges the incomplete prosecution of apartheid-era security bosses

It’s 30 years since South Africa’s constitution was enacted. To what extent has it succeeded in advancing the human rights it codifies

South Africa’s selective outrage is two-faced: loud at the UN on the US, silent on African strongmen. Pretoria keeps gambling with its credibility