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The UNESCO Courier, July-September 2019
  • E-ISSN: 22202293

Abstract

Twenty-five years after attaining democracy, South Africa has taken giant strides towards forging a united nation. But overcoming racism and realizing Nelson Mandela’s vision of a nation that belongs to all who live in it, remains a wonderful ideal – which still requires a lot of work, according to Justice Jody Kollapen. Both an arbitrator and a victim of racist cases (he was refused a haircut as recently as in October 2003!), this human rights defender maintains that there is enough goodwill to build on Mandela’s vision.

Sustainable Development Goals:
Related Subject(s): Environment and Climate Change
Countries: South Africa

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