The highest court’s decision represents a significant blow against equal application of the law in South Africa
Martin van Staden was featured in Politicsweb on the FMF’s reaction to the “Kill the Boer” decision.
The FMF is deeply saddened to announce the passing of its chairman, Rex van Schalkwyk.
The FMF Rule of Law Project was featured in De Rebus on its amicus curiae brief in favour of equal treatment before the law.
The FMF Rule of Law Project was featured in Volksblad on the Julius Malema hate speech case.
The health and success of our constitutional democracy depends on the ability to criticise those in power when it is warranted, including judges.
It is an election year, and no political party is treating violent crime in South Africa as exceptional. Announcing the Section 12 Initiative.
Freedom is something – perhaps the only thing – worth using coercive violence for, but never against.
The FMF has entered the fray as a friend of the court in the matter, in an effort to stand up for equality before the law.
The Rule of Law Project has approached the SCA as a friend of the court to guide precedent for all courts in the direction of equal application of hate speech law and non-racialism in any court cases.
