Nelson Mandela University

The discussion aims to explore the tension in South Africa’s constitutional democracy between universal human rights and rights tied to citizenship, using the case Rafoneke and Others v Minister of Justice and Correctional Services and Others as a brief illustrative example. The Transformation Office at Nelson Mandela University is pleased to invite you to attend the “Beyond the Binary” Dialogue Series, an engaging and reflective platform for conversations on inclusion, diversity, and social jus

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The discussion aims to explore the tension in South Africa’s constitutional democracy between universal human rights and rights tied to citizenship, using the case Rafoneke and Others v Minister of Justice and Correctional Services and Others as a brief illustrative example. The Transformation Office at Nelson Mandela University is pleased to invite you to attend the “Beyond the Binary” Dialogue Series, an engaging and reflective platform for conversations on inclusion, diversity, and social jus

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