On 1st February 1997 the Choice on Termination of Pregnancy Act was passed by Parliament. Since then, many thousands of unborn children have been killed, their dignity and humanity counting for nothing. To mark this anniversary, and to pray for a change of heart on the part of all who disregard the rights of unborn children,
Holy Mass will be celebrated.
Preceding the Millennium Development Goals (MDG’s) is the World’s 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals…
This Roundtable Discussion was co-hosted with the Institute for Security Studies (ISS). The head of the…
This roundtable discussion was organised in response to the ongoing debate about land expropriation and the…
This Roundtable was addressed by Ms Valdi van Reenen-Le Roux, Director of the Trauma Centre for…
The CPLO hosted an event based on the recently released book, “The South African informal sector:…
Despite the Constitutional guarantee that all children residing in South Africa have a right to education, many undocumented children are being refused permission to attend schools.
Together with the Scalabrini Centre of Cape Town and the Scalabrini Institute for Human Mobility in…
These HSF collaboration Roundtables were held in Cape Town and Pretoria respectively. The theme was the…
The effects of climate change are being felt across the globe, and South Africa is not…
These HSF collaboration Roundtables were held in Cape Town and Pretoria respectively. The theme was the…
Prisoners on remand are those who have been arrested, have been refused or cannot afford bail,…
Together with Embrace Dignity and the Hanns Seidel Foundation, we held a Roundtable Discussion on Prostitution/Sex…
In association with Parliament’s Standing Committee on Appropriations, CPLO hosted a dialogue on the 2018 Budget,…
Following a Roundtable Discussion on Just Energy Transition: Renewable Energy Jobs that was held in October…
Dr Jan Jans of Tilburg University, addressed a public lecture in Rondebosch on the evolution of…
Held in Johannesburg at the Sacred Heart College, this Roundtable attracted more than 90 people, representing…
Dr Carin Runciman, senior researcher at the University of Johannesburg’s Centre for Social Change, spoke at…
Ms Hopolang Selebalo, senior researcher at the Studies in Poverty and Inequality Institute, and Fr Russell…
The first Roundtable of 2018 was addressed by three speakers: Adv Thuli Madonsela, former Public Protector and now Professor of Social Justice at Stellenbosch University; Mr John Jeffery, the Deputy-Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development; and Professor Pierre de Vos, Professor of Constitutional Governance at the University of Cape Town.