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Government Communication and Information System (GCIS) in conjunction with the Film Resource Unit, provincial governments in the North West and Gauteng, as well as the Moretele and Emfuleni Municipalities, will celebrate Human Rights Day with an audiovisual event at two Multi-purpose Community Centres (MPCCs). The first is on 20 March 2003 at the Sebokeng Multi-Purpose Community Centre (MPCC), and the second at the Lebotlwane MPCC on Human Rights Day, 21 March 2003.
The Deputy Minister of Home Affairs, Ms Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula will deliver a keynote address at a Human Rights Day celebrations event in Idutywa at the Idutywa Stadium on March 21 2003. The event jointly hosted by The South African Human Rights Commission, in collaboration with the Amatole District Municipality and the Premier's Office in the Eastern Cape marks the Human Rights Day under the theme "Poverty Alleviation and Achieving Equality".
The Minister of Environmental Affairs and Tourism, Mohammed Valli Moosa, will on Friday, 21 March 2003, celebrate Human Rights Day with the community of Lambertsbaai in the Western Cape, which will launch its crayfish festival on the day. Themed "From the Community for the Community", the Graca Kreef & Kultuurfees (Crayfish and Cultural Festival) is held annually by the Lambertsbaai community to help raise funds for needy members of the community.
To observe Human Rights Day, Deputy President Jacob Zuma, will on Friday, 21 March 2003, celebrate peace with the people of Richmond, KwaZulu-Natal Midlands. Many people were robbed of their right to life, safety and many other basic human rights. Organised by the area's Municipality, the celebration, aims at staging that the people of Richmond have dealt with the problems that led to violence and that they can now tolerate one another in spite of their political differences.
The Gauteng Provincial Government will celebrate the Human Rights Day on Friday, 21 March at the George Thabe Stadium in Sharpeville. Premier Mbhazima Shilowa is expected to reflect on human rights achievements since the advent of democracy in 1994. Other highlights of the day include performance by Ihashi Elimhlophe and Amaponi, Art Ensemble, Bekezela Jazz Band, Dintle and Friends and many more.
The threat of HIV/AIDS especially to children is without doubt the single biggest obstacle to ensuring that these rights are protected for the children of South Africa and the Western Cape. National Human Rights Day is often used as an opportunity to point out exactly which challenges remain in South Africa when it comes to promoting and supporting the rights set out in our National Constitution.
FRIDAY, 21 MARCH 2003: The Minister of Environmental Affairs and Tourism, Mohammed Valli Moosa, and the Minister of Finance, Trevor Manuel, today (Friday, 21 March 2003), celebrated Human Rights Day with the community of Lamberts Bay in the Western Cape and officially launched its Crayfish Festival, which raises funds for community upliftment projects.
The significance of hosting this occasion in prison is that prisons, the world over, are generally not associated with human rights issues and it is my hope that we will continue to cultivate a human rights culture within our prisons. * The legal framework for human rights and equality in the country is one of the most comprehensive in the world, meaning that legally we are a society that is free from human rights violations especially as they relate to equality.
Sports and recreation festivals to celebrate Human Rights Day will be held at Milnerton, Swellendan, Piketberg and Oudtshoorn on Friday, 21 March. To remind sports and recreation festival-goers of what Human Rights Day is about, Mr Patrick McKenzie, minister of Cultural Affairs, Sport and Recreation will be the guest speaker at Swellendam. Chris Alexander at 022 713 2727 has more information about the festival at the Piketberg Sports Grounds.
Premier E.M Dipico will officiate at the occasion of the Human Rights Day celebrations event in Kimberley, at the RC Elliot Hall, Galeshewe, on March, 21 2003. As we celebrate human rights day, we recognise the injustices of the past and honour those who suffered for justice and freedom in our land. It is a day dedicated to entrench our human dignity, the achievement of equality and the advancement of human rights and freedoms.
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The Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development, Dr Penuell Maduna, invites the media to a media breakfast for the Launch of Human Rights Month - March 2002. The Department organised a campaign that will focus on various initiatives during the month. Contact: Heinrich Augustyn at012) 315 1723, Fax: (012) 315 1678 Isaac Ntshauba at (012) 315 1677, Fax:(012) 315 1678 E-mail: haugustyn@justice.gov.za, tmanase@justice.gov.
Eastern Cape Premier, Rev Makhenkesi Stofile, today (05/03/02) launched Human Rights Month at the Zwelitsha Magistrate's Court. Before volunteering his services, Rev Stofile told the audiences that the government had a plan to change the plight of all South Africans, and the Constitution, which guarantees everyone equal rights, was fundamental to that process.