The X-files
Subtitle: slavery, torture & xenophobia : socio-economic rights : positive policing
By: [editing, Isabelle de Grandpre & Chuck Scott]
Contributors: University of Natal. Centre for Socio-Legal Studies; Democracy for All Programme (University of Natal. Centre for Socio-Legal Studies)
Series: Democracy watch -- 11
Publisher: Democracy for All Programme, Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, University of Natal
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Durban, South Africa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 28
Subjects: Human rights; Race discrimination; Xenophobia; Prejudices; Toleration
Other titles: X-files :
Description: This edition examines intolerance with articles on the Middle East crisis, xenophobia, SAPS transformation and torture.
Notes: Cover title.

"Humanity needs to be free of intolerance."
Table of contents: title: Signposts of democracy: Foreign Africans accustomed to SA Xenophobia; title: Swazi monarch's thumbs down for democracy; title: Middle East conflict / Deidre Donnelly; title: Transparency under threat; title: Socio-economic rights highlighted; title: Africa Watch: Elections observed in South Africa and Ghana; title: Can there be lasting peace in the troubled Eritrea and Ethiopian regions as well as in the DRC, where political changes are afoot; title: International Watch: Campaign against torture; title: Slavery still common in 21st century; title: Children's rights highlighted in Cuba, South Africa and the UK; title: Legislation Watch: The SA Law Commission is currently reviewing the Sexual Offences Act (1957) which criminalized all aspects of the sex industry / Natasha Distiller; title: How Law is Made; title: People's Voice: Citizens have a right to know and a report looks at the neglected rights of the elderly; title: Media Watch: No one is above the law and Internet: Gateway for intolerance; title: Resource Guide: A directory for the rights worker.