President Cyril Ramaphosa emphasizes the importance of unity for human rights, as South Africa commemorates 30 years of Constitutional Democracy and Human Rights.
In a recent address at the National Conference on 30 Years of Rights in South Africa, President Cyril Ramaphosa highlighted the crucial link between freedom and human rights. He stressed that true freedom can only be achieved when all individuals are granted their human rights. Reflecting on the adoption of the Constitution and its Bill of Rights in 1996, Ramaphosa described it as a pivotal moment in the country's struggle for equality and justice.
President Ramaphosa's strong stance on human rights was reaffirmed in his opinion piece where he urged unity in the pursuit of human rights for all. He emphasized the need for solidarity in working towards the realization of fundamental freedoms for every citizen. Additionally, he called for honest reflection during Human Rights Month to address the challenges faced by many in accessing their rights.
As South Africa approaches Human Rights Day, the nation is set to celebrate 30 years of Constitutional Democracy and Human Rights. Minister Ronald Lamola highlighted the significance of this milestone, emphasizing the country's journey towards upholding human rights. The Constitution Hill festival further underscores the importance of recognizing and protecting human rights.
President Ramaphosa's praise for the government's efforts in improving human rights reflects a positive step towards a more inclusive society. The country's commitment to safeguarding human rights serves as a beacon of progress and unity in the ongoing quest for equality and justice.
President Cyril Ramaphosa's consistent advocacy for human rights and the commemoration of 30 years of Constitutional Democracy highlight South Africa's dedication to promoting equality and justice for all citizens.
Your Excellency, the President of the Republic of South Africa,Minister of Justice,Excellencies,Distinguished participants,It is an honour to address this ...
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President Cyril Ramaphosa addressing National Conference of Human Rights in South Africa, March 18, 2024. Image Credits : GCIS.
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