The NSMCC is a collaboration between the National Department of Basic Education (DBE), the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development (DoJ&CD) and the SAHRC.

In terms of section 184(2)(d) of the Constitution, the SAHRC is mandated to educate about human rights. NSMCC serves as a platform through which the SAHRC provide human rights education to hundreds of learners from various schools. The NSMCC exposes the learners to the Constitution, the rights in the Bill of Rights, the limitation of the rights, Court processes, legal research and drafting and trial advocacy. The NSMCC provides the participating learners an opportunity to present their arguments in writing as well as orally in a courtroom before judicial officers.

The workshops are aimed at enhancing the capacity of the learners and to empower both learners and educators to effectively participate in the NSMCC by providing learners with:

•    Interpretation, application and limitation of the rights contained in the Bill of Rights;
•    Legal research and drafting;
•    Litigation techniques; and
•    Presenting oral arguments in a courtroom.

The workshops are scheduled to take place as follows:  

Ngaka Modiri Molema District

Date:           31 May 2022
Venue:        Lichtenburg Laerskool  
Time:          12h00


Dr. Ruth Segomotsi Mompati District

Date:           01 June 2022
Venue:        Vryburg High School  
Time:          12h00

Dr Kenneth Kaunda District
Date:           02 June 2022
Venue:        Milner High School
Time:          12h00

Bojanala District
Date:           03 June 2022
Venue:        Sunrise Secondary School
Time:          12h00

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For further information contact the SAHRC North West Office Acting Provincial Manager, Ms. Zamathuli Luthuli on 0671738817 / This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or Adv. Oarabile Gaoraelwe on 0824045788 / This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.