Workshop on the Rule of Law in Swaziland – 16 April 2014, Pretoria
There is mounting concern about the deterioration of the Rule of Law and the human rights situation in Swaziland. An
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The Right Reverend Rubin Phillip’s birthday and the 10th anniversary of SALO
The SALO Staff and Board mark the Right Reverend Rubin Phillip’s birthday and the 10th anniversary of SALO
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Joint letter to OWG on peace targets for the new global development framework
On Friday 4 April 2014, the UN’s Open Working Group (OWG) on Sustainable Development Goals – formed to discuss options
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A Human Rights Day Policy Dialogue – Focusing on Gender and Human Security in Africa, particularly violence and discrimination against LGBTI individuals
Tuesday 25th March 2014 “Thank you for the invitation to the Dialogue event. I am always impressed at the work
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A Report Back Workshop on the 10th Plenary of the Kimberley Process
Thursday 06 March 2014, Pretoria Since South Africa’s 2013 chair of the Kimberley Process, SALO, through the EU-SA dialogue facility
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SALO WORKSHOP – Shaping the Post-2015 Development Agenda
Identifying opportunities for a renewed focus on peace and security as preconditions for sustainable development in Africa Thursday 27th February
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SALO WORKSHOP – “A Review of Lessons Learnt from the Elections in Southern and Eastern Africa in 2013”
Kenya, Zimbabwe, Swaziland, Mozambique, Madagascar 6 February 2014, Pretoria Hon. Obed Bapela, Deputy Minister in the Presidency and Head of
Read moreWomen Empowerment and Gender Equality Bill [B50-2013]: Minister & Department response to submissions
Sonke Gender Justice (Sonke)/ The Southern African Liaison Office: submitted that the definition of GBV should be extended to include
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SALO workshop – “South Africa in Africa: 20 years into democracy.”
Tuesday 4th February 2014, Burgers Park Hotel, Pretoria Keynote Speaker: Ambassador Lindiwe Zulu (right), International Relations advisor in the South
Read moreZimbabweans must take control of their future: Zulu
South Africa believes that Zimbabweans have the responsibility to ensure that the reforms, not yet carried out in their country,
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