Correspondence from WCC response from IHRG
Debate: By David Lewis.
In the community
Cosatu and Xenophobic Attacks: Is Its Response Enough?
During the May 2008 xenophobic attacks Cosatu responded in an uneven manner. Mondli Hlatshwayo believes that while Cosatu is clearly …
Consumers! You Have Major Rights. What Are They?
The new Consumer Protection Act makes South Africans some of the most protected consumers in the world. But the Act …
Constitutional Court achieving its transformative potential
The South African Constitution has awarded some important rights for the homeless and poor. Geoff Budlender looks at some of …
Community and Unions in Natal: Part One
The 1973 Durban strikes ushered in a decade of painstaking struggle to build organisation in the factories. Slowly the unions …
Conference on forced removals and the law in South Africa (UCT)
Advertisement: By Labour Law Unit – Kramer Law School.
Class Alliances in Pietermaritzburg
Inkatha’s bureaucratic control over Natal communities often rests on the ability to co-op the petty bourgeoisie. Gwala argues that the …
Climate action now! Failure to respond to a human tragedy
Time is running out to reverse humanity’s impact on climate change. Yet, argues Richard Worthington, in southern Africa we are …
Climate-friendly technologies: What are the benefits?
In the last Labour Bulletin Richard Worthington outlined the causes of alarming climate change. Following on this, he details the …
Chrome International: investment at what cost?
Chrome International South Africa (CISA), a subsidiary of the giant transitional company, Bayer, is building a new plant in Newcastle, …