Ramaphosa said SA cannot claim to respect human rights if it doesn’t ensure that “all South Africans have access to land, housing, food, water, health care and education”. HumanRightsDay Read more here 👇
“There can be no doubt that we have achieved much in securing the rights of all South Africans. But we know from daily experience that we need to do much more.”He said that South Africa cannot claim to respect human rights if it doesn’t ensure that “all South Africans have access to land, housing, food, water, health care and education”.
“We cannot claim to respect human rights if we do not do everything we can to ensure all people have access to work and economic opportunity, and to live lives that are comfortable, safe and secure,” he added.Ramaphosa said that one of the ways South Africa is fighting against poverty is by providing social grants.“While this grant has been extended to the end of March 2024, work is underway to provide basic income support for the most vulnerable within the country’s fiscal constraints.
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