Today we heard from Peter Meakin – From the South African Constitutional Property Rights Foundation. Their mission is to challenge the validity of the South African land tenure laws and practices when measured against the Constitution and particularly the Bill of Rights. If you want more information you can contact him on (021) 683 4349 or visit www.sacprif.org
We also spoke to Nola Roman – from the Geneva Crisis Centre. At Geneva they provide help for abused and homeless women and children. Through their programmes like welding, cabinet making and Arts and culture these women are helped to develop their potential. Nola explained more about the services that they provide. If you want more information contact her on (021) 904 9912.
Our last interview was with Patsy Benjamin – from the Gender Advocacy Programme or GAP. One of their aims is to ensure that they represent the experiences and interests of women from marginalised communities, by facilitating interaction between decision-makers and women from civil society. Patsy will tell us more about what they do. If you want more information contact (021) 465 0197 or visit www.gender.co.za
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