CALL FOR UPDATE OF COMMUNITY COUNCILS AND LOCAL ASSOCIATIONS DETAILS
The CRL Rights Commission calls on all existing and recognised Cultural, Religious and Linguistic (CRL) Community Councils to update their information.
Update here: https://t.co/9lUUUH8OlO
Section 33 of the CIA, 2021 imposes strict penalties for unlawful initiation practices.
The Act reinforces accountability, protects initiates, and promotes safe and lawful customary initiation practices.
Learn More: https://t.co/ou7uFkCnbW
Today #June16 , the Commission for the Promotion and Protection of the Rights of Cultural, Religious, and Linguistic Communities joins the nation in commemorating the 50th anniversary of the June 16, 1976, Soweto Uprising.
#YouthMonth#50thanniversary#June16
As we mark 50 years since the 1976 Soweto Uprising, the CRL Rights Commission honours the resilience of South Africa’s Deaf community.
Netball player and RCL President at St Vincent School for the Deaf, Andiswa Mlotswa shares her journey of overcoming barrier.
@sadeafsports
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The CRL Rights Commission has noted public concerns regarding statements allegedly made by certain religious leaders which are perceived to be offensive, derogatory, or disrespectful towards Hindu religious beliefs, rituals and practices.
The CRL Rights Commission has learnt with a sense of profound loss and deep sadness about the passing away of His Majesty King Makhosonke II, Enock Makhosonke Mabhena, the reigning King of the amaNdebele Nation.
Read More: https://t.co/2Rx7Npv7nE
2/2 ...promote accountability, safeguard cultural rights, and ensure that initiation is conducted in accordance with the law and accepted cultural traditions.
REPORT ANY SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITIES TO OUR COMPLAINTS DESK: https://t.co/gg9YbeyXOF
1/2 [WINTER INITIATION SEASON]
The Customary Initiation Act, 2021 (Act No. 2 of 2021) was enacted to preserve the dignity, safety, and integrity of customary initiation practices in South Africa.
The Act seeks to protect initiates from harm, regulate initiation schools...
Chapter 9 of the constitution establishes independent state institutions including the Commission for the Promotion and Protection of the Rights of Cultural, Religious, and Linguistic Communities to strengthen constitutional democracy.
Source: @ParliamentofRSA
CALL FOR UPDATE OF COMMUNITY COUNCILS AND LOCAL ASSOCIATIONS DETAILS
The CRL Rights Commission calls on all existing and recognised Cultural, Religious and Linguistic (CRL) Community Councils to update their information.
Update here: https://t.co/9lUUUH8OlO
Prince George Mahlangu, CRL Deputy Chairperson, shares essential information to ensure the safety and wellbeing of our youth during this winter initiation season. Direct suspicious activities to: [email protected] | https://t.co/gg9YbeyXOF
#YouthMonth
YOUR CULTURAL, RELIGIOUS AND LINGUISTICS RIGHTS MATTER.
Complaints may be lodged when communities believe their cultural, religious and linguistic rights are threatened, denied, or unfairly limited.
Learn more about the complaints process here: https://t.co/9MfHBX9fU6
MEDIA STATEMENT BY THE CRL RIGHTS COMMISSION EXPRESSING ITS GRATITUDE TO THE COGTA PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE FOR ORGANISING AN ONLINE SESSION ON 26 MAY 2026, TO FOSTER CONSENSUS REGARDING RELIGIOUS LIBERTY AND INSTITUTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY.
Read More: https://t.co/wT3GxMXVbw
[IN PHOTOS]
Day 2 of the CRL Rights Commission’s Special Plenary is currently underway.
This meeting brings together all Commissioners and senior management to address various cultural, religious and linguistic issues.
[HAPPENING NOW]
The CRL Rights Commission’s Special Plenary currently underway.
This meeting taking place over two days brings together all Commissioners and senior management to address various cultural, religious and linguistic issues.
[WATCH] Some of the participants make their inputs around GBVF and related issues in sacred spaces during breakaway sessions at the KwaZulu Natal leg of the Traditional Health Practitioners (THPs) Provincial Imbizo, currently underway at the Umlazi V Section Municipal Hall.
AS IT HAPPENS
The KwaZulu Natal leg of the Traditional Health Practitioners (THPs) Provincial Izimbizo is currently underway at the Umlazi V Section Municipal Hall outside Durban.
The event is aimed at addressing systemic challenges in the sector.
[IN VIDEO]
Chairperson of the CRL Rights Commission, Mrs. Thoko Mkhwanazi-Xaluva, arrives at the Umlazi V Section Municipal Hall outside Durban for the KwaZulu-Natal leg of the Traditional Health Practitioners (THPs) Provincial Izimbizo.