Grondwetlike beskerming vir godsdiensregte as groepsregte in Suid-Afrika
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17570/ngtt.2002.v43n1.a19Abstract
In this article it is argued that (and shown why) the South African Constitution leaves ample room for the protection of the right to religious freedom as a group right. With reference to relevant case law, the author comes to the conclusion that, in practice, not enough has been made of the said protection itself and that the conditions for it have not been maximised. However, recent developments in the case law (of especially the Constitutional Court) looks promising for cementing foundations for the protection of religious rights as group rights.
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2002-06-30
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