This project assesses the implementation of human rights in an integrated and holistic manner, ranging from assessment of legislation and policy, the effectiveness of remedial mechanisms to actual violations as case studies. This project publishes quarterly. The four quarterly publications are centred around clusters of rights which cover the span of all of the rights enshrined in the Bill of Rights. Through the dissemination of information, the HRC aims to assist with the process whereby ordinary people are able to link their daily activities to rights as enshrined in the Bill of Rights. The publication aims to provide the reader with a comprehensive understanding of the context as well as a one stop evaluation of the efforts made to promote rights as well as the circumstances of where violations continue.
Recommendations are a key feature of the publication.
The comprehensive structure of the report allows the reader to assess at a glance the areas where violations have taken place, the nature of the violations and also to assess the areas where positive initiatives aimed at the promotion and protection of rights have been made. The publication is designed to be a resource as well as a lobby and advocacy tool. To broaden the understanding of rights. Through this project the HRC aims to monitor, research, analyse and assess the implementation of the provisions of the Bill of Rights, both horizontally and vertically. The report will cover both positive and negative developments in terms of developing a rights culture.