MIDWEEK CHAT : Racism in South Africa: Know Your Rights & How to Report It

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On the Midweek Chat segment , Complexion talks to Commissioner Professor Tsepo Madlingozi from the South African Human Rights Commission to unpack the realities of racism in South Africa today. The conversation explores what racism looks like in different spaces, the impact it has on communities, and the role of the Human Rights Commission in protecting citizens’ rights, the proper steps people can take to report incidents of racism, how complaints are handled, and why speaking up matters in building a more equal society. An important and informative discussion aimed at empowering listeners with knowledge about their human rights.
8 May English South Africa Business · Arts

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