The objectives of the commemorative engagement are:
• To promote and protect the heritages and cultures of the people of Free State;
• To identify, connect and work with traditional communities and leadership;
• To foster a human rights culture on the basis of equal rights and human dignity; and
• To empower traditional and rural communities with information to identify human rights violations and how to report them.
• Enhance sustainable working relationships.
The details of the Heritage Day Commemorative Engagement are as follows:
Date: 28 September 2017
Venue: Sediba Village, Thaba Nchu
Time: 10h00 – 14h00
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Prepared by the Free State office of the South African Human Rights Commission.
For queries contact SAHRC FS Acting Provincial Manager Ms. Shirley Mlombo on 071 8894869 or SAHRC FS Advocacy and Research Officer Ms. Neo Tsikwane on 073 2288766
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Media Invite: SAHRC Free State Provincial Office in collaboration with Kgotla Ya Barolong Boo-Seleka hosts Heritage Day commemorative engagement.
Attention: Editors and Reporters
27 September 2017
The South African Human Rights Commission in collaboration with Kgotla Ya Barolong Boo-Seleka, will be hosting Heritage Day commemorative engagement. The engagement will be hosted under the theme: RECLAIMING, RESTORING AND CELEBRATING OUR LIVING HERITAGE.
Heritage day is celebrated annually as a national public holiday on 24 September. On this day, South Africans across the spectrum are encouraged to celebrate their diverse cultural heritage, shared historical, linguistic, collective memory, beliefs, customs, traditions, rituals, indigenous knowledge systems, food, and oral history.
27 September 2017
The South African Human Rights Commission in collaboration with Kgotla Ya Barolong Boo-Seleka, will be hosting Heritage Day commemorative engagement. The engagement will be hosted under the theme: RECLAIMING, RESTORING AND CELEBRATING OUR LIVING HERITAGE.
Heritage day is celebrated annually as a national public holiday on 24 September. On this day, South Africans across the spectrum are encouraged to celebrate their diverse cultural heritage, shared historical, linguistic, collective memory, beliefs, customs, traditions, rituals, indigenous knowledge systems, food, and oral history.
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