BP: 492: Two Years of Ramaphosa: Where do we stand?
BP 492 Two Years of Ramaphosa- Where do we stand
Briefing Papers
BP 491: Skip-Generational and Multi-Generational Households
BP 491 Skip Generational and Multi Generational Households
BP 490: Nuclear Weapons and the Papal teaching: An Affirmation from Japan
BP 490 Nuclear Weapons and the Papal Teaching – An Affirmation from Japan
BP 489: Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons Day, 2019
BP 489 Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons Day 2019
BP 488: The Unbundling of Eskom
BP 488 The Unbundling of Eskom
BP 487: Electoral Reform: Do we need to change the way we vote?
BP 487 Electoral Reform – Do we need to change the way we vote
BP 486: Unintended Consequences: The Decommissioning of SASSA Pay-points
BP 486 The Unintended Consequence – The decomissioning of SASSA Pay Points
BP 485: Children and Pornography: Child Sexual Abuse Materials
BP 485 Pornagraphy and Children Child Abuse Materials
BP 484: The Month of Care for Creation
BP 484 The Month of Care for Creation
BP 483: World Day Against Trafficking in Persons
BP 483 World Day Against Trafficking in Persons
BP 482: Gender Based Violence and the Failure to Implement the Domestic Violence Act
BP 482 Gender Based Violence and the Failure to Implement the Domestic Violence Act
BP 481: Refugees, Migrants and Displaced Persons
BP 481 Refugees, Migrants and Displaced Persons
BP 480: Appropriate Technology for Inclusive Sustainable Development
BP 480 Appropriate Technology for Inclusive Sustainable Development
BP 479: Race and Identity Politics
BP 479 Race and Identity politics
BP 478: The Role of GMOs in Food Security in Africa
BP 478 The Role of GMOs in Food Security
BP 477: The 2019 Election: Social and Economic Promises
BP 477 The 2019 Election- Social and Economic Promises
BP 476: The 2019 General Election
BP 476 The 2019 General Election
BP 475: 2019 World Water Day
BP 475 World Water Day
BP 474: The Challenges of Fatherhood in Contemporary South Africa
BP 474 The Challenges of Fatherhood in Contemporary South Africa
BP 473: A Basic Income Grant: Do we need it?
Section 27 of the Bill of Rights asserts that
“Everyone has the right to have access to social security, including, if they are unable to support themselves and their dependants, appropriate social assistance, and the state must take reasonable legislative and other measures, within its available resources, to achieve the progressive realisation of each of these rights.”1