Albie Sachs

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In South Africa, your music is your property, and the law supports you

The country must chart a humane policy for refugees that flows from the spirit and objects of the post-apartheid constitutional order

Three buildings in the inner city, now transformed into affordable housing units, commemorate their history

The sense that the commissioners who nominated five candidates for appointment to the Constitutional Court voted for their constituencies, rather than with their conscience, is…

Johannes Mahlangu’s torture by police and charge for a murder he didn’t commit should never have happened

Now these important policy developments must be implemented

Michael Richman’s career was closely linked with those who suffered the injustices of apartheid

Protecting and preserving historical records has been the cornerstone of SAHA’s work. But after a cost order, they could be out of business.

The Constitution is SA’s greatest tribute to the people who died in the struggle for liberation, writes former Constitutional Court judge Albie Sachs.

He had the vision and the conviction that a Bill of Rights was the right way to go

The retired Constitutional Court judge praised the Fees Must Fall movement for raising important issues, but cautioned against the use of violence.

A monograph on the work of artist Sue Williamson coincides with a new show at Cape Town’s Goodman Gallery.

Former Constitutional Court justice Albie Sachs is bound to art and politics by love and lineage. He chats about this and his years of art collecting.

South Africa has a strong judiciary, former Constitutional Court judge Albie Sachs said on Wednesday.