Human Rights Day, which was initially celebrated this week on 21 March, is a reminder of our rights and the cost paid for the provision and protection of human rights.
Today, at the Constitution Hill, the #HumanRightsFestival is underway and many organisations have come together to showcase what being South African is all about.
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Views From The Hill #HumanRightsFestival Constitution Hill pic.twitter.com/B7OyNqKRNX
— CentreForHumanRights (@CHR_HumanRights) March 24, 2018
#HumanRightsFestival pic.twitter.com/gxzXBYhBTS
— Heather Robertson (@HeatherR168) March 24, 2018
This is where you should be right now. Human rights issues being creatively presented. Join us at the @CHR_HumanRights stand. #HumanRightsFestival https://t.co/TGjcM9E49w
— Adebayo Okeowo (@AdebayOkeowo) March 24, 2018
#HumanRightsFestival pic.twitter.com/yNHkX2U3Ih
— Heather Robertson (@HeatherR168) March 24, 2018
Our activists are about to hang a banner at the #HumanRightsFestival at @VisitConHill #WhatDoYouStandFor pic.twitter.com/iwiFhmkVIC
— Greenpeace Africa (@Greenpeaceafric) March 24, 2018
Our activists are about to hang a banner at the #HumanRightsFestival at @VisitConHill #WhatDoYouStandFor pic.twitter.com/c72I2QMPRj
— Greenpeace Africa (@Greenpeaceafric) March 24, 2018
There is food, arts & crafts + music. A fire ???? combo #HumanRightsFestival at @VisitConHill We’re also still at our stall talking about what we stand for #WhatDoYouStandFor Human Rights cc @NLinSouthAfrica pic.twitter.com/y20kve0DCG
— CentreForHumanRights (@CHR_HumanRights) March 24, 2018
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