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Tuesday, 14 November 2017 07:44
Gail Smith on the national investigative hearings into the state of mental healthcare in the country
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Wednesday, 15 November 2017 07:41
Commissioner Angie Makwetla says it’s become apparent that many mentally ill patients are not heard
15 November 2017
The South African Human Rights Commission says it’s become apparent that many mentally ill patients are not heard. The Commission has concluded its first day of hearings looking at mental health care. Source: EWN
The South African Human Rights Commission says it’s become apparent that many mentally ill patients are not heard. The Commission has concluded its first day of hearings looking at mental health care. Source: EWN
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Thursday, 16 November 2017 07:38
SAHRC Chair Bongani Majola on the status of mental health care in the country has revealed a shortage of skills, training and resources
16 November 2017
The SA Human Rights Commission says it’s hearings on the status of mental health care in the country has revealed a shortage of skills, training and resources. Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi requested the commission to investigate the sector following the Life Esidimeni tragedy. SAHRC Chairman Bongani Majola spoke with EWN about this matter. Source: EWN
The SA Human Rights Commission says it’s hearings on the status of mental health care in the country has revealed a shortage of skills, training and resources. Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi requested the commission to investigate the sector following the Life Esidimeni tragedy. SAHRC Chairman Bongani Majola spoke with EWN about this matter. Source: EWN
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Friday, 17 November 2017 07:35
SAHRC has revealed that there is a shortage of skills, training and resources when it comes to mental healthcare in the country
17 November 2017
The South African Human Rights Commission has revealed that there is a shortage of skills, training and resources when it comes to mental healthcare in the country. The Commission is investigating the sector following the Life Esidimeni tragedy and SAHRC Chairperson Bongani Majola was also mentioned. Source: Kaya FM
The South African Human Rights Commission has revealed that there is a shortage of skills, training and resources when it comes to mental healthcare in the country. The Commission is investigating the sector following the Life Esidimeni tragedy and SAHRC Chairperson Bongani Majola was also mentioned. Source: Kaya FM
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Saturday, 18 November 2017 07:32
SAHRC Eastern Cape Office has been inundated with complaints relating to a whole range of issues affecting the delivery of quality basic education in the province
The South African Human Rights Commission’s [SAHRC] Eastern Cape Provincial Office has been inundated with complaints relating to a whole range of issues affecting the delivery of quality basic education in the province. To this end, the Eastern Cape Commission’s office will be hosting a Provincial Indaba on Education with a particular focus on School Infrastructure. Aubrey Mdazana from the SAHRC in the province elaborated on this. Source: Umhlobo Wenene
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Tuesday, 21 November 2017 07:28
SAHRC in Limpopo says it has received a complaint from the DA asking them to investigate the alleged deaths of 68 pregnant women in various hospitals across the province
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Tuesday, 28 November 2017 07:23
SAHRC Advocacy Julina Masimila on SAFM speaking about violence in the Cape flats
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Thursday, 30 November 2017 07:18
New child friendly campaign material launched in the Gauteng Provincial Office
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Saturday, 04 November 2017 07:17
South coast residents want court to intervene
4 November 2017
South coast residents say their human rights are being violated as water woes continue in the Ugu District Municipality.
Just weeks after a blockage at one of the main reservoirs left thousands of taps dry for days, there's another crisis - this time due to a workers' strike which is said to be illegal.
South coast residents say their human rights are being violated as water woes continue in the Ugu District Municipality.
Just weeks after a blockage at one of the main reservoirs left thousands of taps dry for days, there's another crisis - this time due to a workers' strike which is said to be illegal.
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Tuesday, 07 November 2017 07:14
Hardship and heroes in Ugu water crisis
7 November 2017
Water services are trickling back in some South Coast towns after striking municipal workers returned to work.
But, with reservoir levels as low as 1% this week, other areas are still dependent on tanks for water to bath, flush and cook.
Water services are trickling back in some South Coast towns after striking municipal workers returned to work.
But, with reservoir levels as low as 1% this week, other areas are still dependent on tanks for water to bath, flush and cook.
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