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Only 10 % of citizens know the constitution – Human Rights Commission

JOBURG – Students of a constitutional law course were urged to assist Alex residents to protect and promote their rights against abuse said to threaten constitutional democracy in the country.

September 2, 2015

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Students of the Constitutional law course conducted by ENSAfrica after graduation.

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Students of the Constitutional law course conducted by ENSAfrica after graduation.

Father Mohale Rametsi who graduated in 2014 and his son, far right, Taelo, a 2015 graduate, flank Ngwakop Raboshakga. In the background is Lindie Saunderson, course director.

Jackie Cassette a Constitutional law alumni, Deputy Public Protector Advocate Kevin Malunga, graduate Vika Mjoka, and SA Human Rights Commission commissioner Mohamed Ameermia.

Lerato Mashatola is congratulated after graduating in the Constitutional law course conducted by ENSAfrica. With her are Jackie Cassette a Constitutional law alumni, Deputy Public Protector Advocate Kevin Malunga and SA Human Rights Commission commissioner Mohamed Ameermia.

Deputy Public Protector Kervin Malunga addresses the Constitutional law course graduation ceremony at San Kopano Coummunity Centre.

SA Human Rights Commission commissioner, Mohamed Ameermia, addresses the Constitutional law course graduates at San Kopano Community Centre.

Residents witness the graduation of the Constitutional law course conducted by ENSAfrica Law Firm at San Kopano Community Centre.

Father Mohale Rametsi who graduated in 2014 and his son, far right, Taelo, a 2015 graduate, flank Ngwakop Raboshakga. In the background is Lindie Saunderson, course director.

Students of the Constitutional law course conducted by ENSAfrica after graduation.

Lerato Mashatola is congratulated after graduating in the Constitutional law course conducted by ENSAfrica. With her are Jackie Cassette a Constitutional law alumni, Deputy Public Protector Advocate Kevin Malunga and SA Human Rights Commission commissioner Mohamed Ameermia.

Jackie Cassette a Constitutional law alumni, Deputy Public Protector Advocate Kevin Malunga, graduate Vika Mjoka, and SA Human Rights Commission commissioner Mohamed Ameermia.

Deputy Public Protector Kervin Malunga addresses the Constitutional law course graduation ceremony at San Kopano Coummunity Centre.

SA Human Rights Commission commissioner, Mohamed Ameermia, addresses the Constitutional law course graduates at San Kopano Community Centre.

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September 2, 2015

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