Among the most marginalised and invisible in South African society are workers in informal and semi-formal sectors, which are inadequately regulated. These workers include domestic workers, gardeners, care givers, hawkers, nannies, and taxi operators. These workers operate on the margins of the mainstream South African economy, and as a result are often not protected from various human rights violations in the workplace.
In a bid to reach this demographic to inform them of their human rights, the South African Human Rights Commission’s Free State Provincial Office will be conducting Legal Clinics/Help Desks in similarly informal spaces. Staff will be holding consultations, providing advice, and taking complaints.
The details of the Legal Clinics/Help Desks are as follows:
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DATE |
AREA |
VENUE |
TIME |
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13 March 2019 |
Langenhoven Park |
Corner Dirk Opperman and Jochem van Brugg Streets |
11h00 – 13h00 |
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13 March 2019 |
Brandwag |
Corner Mc Hardy Ave and Hugo Streets |
14h00 – 16h00 |
For any enquiries contact Mr. Thabang Kheswa (Provincial Manager); 076 038 4507/ This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or Ms. Naleli Morojele (Acting Advocacy Officer and Research Officer); 073 649 6145/This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..