Seeds at risk: Global struggle for control over food
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SOUTH AFRICAN PEOPLE’S TRIBUNAL ON AGROTOXINS
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Democracy in the context of post-apartheid state capture and anti-constitutional ideologies in South Africa
Democracy & International Politics
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DEMOCRACY IN THE CONTEXT OF ETHNICITY-BASED POLITICS IN MAURITIUS
Democracy & International Politics
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From Dakar to Johannesburg: Climate Crisis, Migration and Transformative Solutions
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DEMOCRACY IN THE CONTEXT OF A POST-GENOCIDE SOCIETY
Democracy & International Politics
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Financing the Just Transition
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Polycrisis and Undermining of Democracy
Democracy & International Politics
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Land Squeeze: What is driving unprecedented pressure on global farmland and what can be done to achieve equitable access to land?
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Rosa Luxemburg and Samir Amin:
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Zimbabwe’s Lithium Mining Sector:
Labour & Economic Alternatives
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Transnational Governance Gaps in Corporate Supply Chains:
Labour & Economic Alternatives
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EUROPEAN DOUBLE STANDARDS: HOW FOREIGN PESTICIDES ARE POISONING AFRICA
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Film screening and reception - The Last Seed
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Not Comparing, but Connecting
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#ACurtFarewell & Inclusive Namibian Memory Landscapes
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Introducing a (Universal) Basic Income Grant in South Africa
Democracy & International Politics
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Climate Change and Agrarian Justice
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The Damara and the Genocide
Democracy & International Politics
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How today's global food crisis is manifesting in South Africa
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Marikana – 10 Years Through the Lens
Democracy & International Politics
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Marikana, 10 Years On
Democracy & International Politics
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We are Marikana
Democracy & International Politics
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Food Crisis: Rising Prices, Hunger, and how to fix them
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Farewell to outgoing director Siegfried Schröder
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The Limits of Voluntarism in Human Rights Due Diligence Frameworks
Labour & Economic Alternatives
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Freedom from Pesticides, a three-part online event series
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Are We Heading for the Next Global Food Crisis?
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Roundtables for 2022 UN Commission on the Status of Women
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Banned pesticides in AGRA projects
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The Way to Fair Compensation
Labour & Economic Alternatives
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Xenophobia tears at the cloth of constitutional inclusiveness
Democracy & International Politics
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The Geopolitics of Vaccine Apartheid
Democracy & International Politics
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Not Enough for True Reconciliation
Democracy & International Politics
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Behind the scenes: the trade in pesticide active ingredients
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Farmworkers: considered essential but exploited
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Servitude and Charity
Democracy & International Politics
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Do the ANC’s current internal dynamics indicate another breakaway faction?
Democracy & International Politics
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Mnangagwa Reverts to Mugabe-Era Authoritarianism
Democracy & International Politics
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Namibia Regional and Local Elections 2020 – The Decline of the Former Liberation Movements
Democracy & International Politics
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Bitter oranges - an unjust citrus supply chain
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Blue Economy versus Exclusive Economic Zone
Labour & Economic Alternatives
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Coal mine’s bid for KZN land puts compensation criteria to test
Labour & Economic Alternatives
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Life, after COVID-19
Democracy & International Politics
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South Africa’s Politically-Motivated “Assassination Industry”
Democracy & International Politics
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The Urgent Need for Human Rights in Sporting Events
Democracy & International Politics
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The opportunity for equitable participation, inclusivity, and peace, are fundamental requirements of a functional democracy, which also requires the delivery of basic services and social transformation. RLS Southern Africa supports peace and stability in the SADC region through our work with community and civil society organisations.
Democracy in the context of post-apartheid state capture and anti-constitutional ideologies in South Africa
Democracy & International Politics
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DEMOCRACY IN THE CONTEXT OF ETHNICITY-BASED POLITICS IN MAURITIUS
Democracy & International Politics
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DEMOCRACY IN THE CONTEXT OF A POST-GENOCIDE SOCIETY
Democracy & International Politics
View

Polycrisis and Undermining of Democracy
Democracy & International Politics
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Introducing a (Universal) Basic Income Grant in South Africa
Democracy & International Politics
View

The Damara and the Genocide
Democracy & International Politics
View

We are Marikana
Democracy & International Politics
View

Marikana – 10 Years Through the Lens
Democracy & International Politics
View

Marikana, 10 Years On
Democracy & International Politics
View

The Urgent Need for Human Rights in Sporting Events
Democracy & International Politics
View

Life, after COVID-19
Democracy & International Politics
View

South Africa’s Politically-Motivated “Assassination Industry”
Democracy & International Politics
View

Mnangagwa Reverts to Mugabe-Era Authoritarianism
Democracy & International Politics
View

Namibia Regional and Local Elections 2020 – The Decline of the Former Liberation Movements
Democracy & International Politics
View

Xenophobia tears at the cloth of constitutional inclusiveness
Democracy & International Politics
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The Geopolitics of Vaccine Apartheid
Democracy & International Politics
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Servitude and Charity
Democracy & International Politics
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Do the ANC’s current internal dynamics indicate another breakaway faction?
Democracy & International Politics
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Not Enough for True Reconciliation
Democracy & International Politics
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We approach environmental questions from the perspective of society’s right to a safe and healthy environment. Hyperproduction and overconsumption have resulted in the climate crisis, now threatening our livelihoods, and affecting the marginalised disproportionately. In Southern Africa and the South West Indian Ocean IslandsWe support projects in mainland which promote a just transition to low-carbon power sources, build activist networks, and assess socio-environmental impacts.
From Dakar to Johannesburg: Climate Crisis, Migration and Transformative Solutions
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Today’s globalized economy offers more possibilities for transnational corporations to exercise undue influence on public policy through lobbying and sheer economic power. Corporate dominance is revealed in the negotiation of Bilateral and Multilateral Treaties, which continue to contribute to the exploitation of Africa and its natural resources, especially in countries with weak institutional capacity where corporations commit human rights violations and environmental harm beyond the reach of accountability. RLS Southern Africa aims to strengthen the capacity of organizations which focus on the protection of human, environmental, and labour rights.
Zimbabwe’s Lithium Mining Sector:
Labour & Economic Alternatives
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Transnational Governance Gaps in Corporate Supply Chains:
Labour & Economic Alternatives
View

The Limits of Voluntarism in Human Rights Due Diligence Frameworks
Labour & Economic Alternatives
View

Blue Economy versus Exclusive Economic Zone
Labour & Economic Alternatives
View

Coal mine’s bid for KZN land puts compensation criteria to test
Labour & Economic Alternatives
View

The Way to Fair Compensation
Labour & Economic Alternatives
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Peaceful democratic culture can never be achieved without reflecting, critically, on history and without considering the rights of oppressed minorities such as women, LGBTI+ people, refugees, migrants, people who are stateless, and other disadvantaged groups within our society. RLS aims to provide spaces to overcome these struggles through collaborations with partner organisations.
Not Comparing, but Connecting
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#ACurtFarewell & Inclusive Namibian Memory Landscapes
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Roundtables for 2022 UN Commission on the Status of Women
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A state of food sovereignty is the right of individuals, collectives and sovereign states to choose and develop their agricultural and food systems in a democratic manner. RLS Southern Africa supports farmworkers and their organisations in their struggles for their rights, a safe working environment and living wages.
Seeds at risk: Global struggle for control over food
View

SOUTH AFRICAN PEOPLE’S TRIBUNAL ON AGROTOXINS
View

Land Squeeze: What is driving unprecedented pressure on global farmland and what can be done to achieve equitable access to land?
View

Film screening and reception - The Last Seed
View

Climate Change and Agrarian Justice
View

How today's global food crisis is manifesting in South Africa
View

Food Crisis: Rising Prices, Hunger, and how to fix them
View

Are We Heading for the Next Global Food Crisis?
View

Freedom from Pesticides, a three-part online event series
View

Banned pesticides in AGRA projects
View

Behind the scenes: the trade in pesticide active ingredients
View

Farmworkers: considered essential but exploited
View

Bitter oranges - an unjust citrus supply chain
View
