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  • Jobless people speak on the right to sanitation and basic services

    Unemployed People's Movement | Resources
    15.03.2012

    Submission of the Unemployed People’s Movement to the SAHRC public hearings on the right to sanitation and basic services.

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  • All charges against Ayanda Kota dropped

    Unemployed People's Movement | Governance
    29.02.2012

    Although the charges have been dropped the fact remains that Ayanda was arrested on a bogus charge and assaulted and humiliated in front of his six-year-old son.

    Tagged under Governance

  • Statement to the National Council of Provinces Hearing on the Secrecy Bill

    Unemployed People's Movement | Advocacy & Solidarity
    02.02.2012

    ‘As the Unemployed People's Movement we reject all provisions in this bill which will hinder the free flow of information.’

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity

  • Ayanda Kota has laid a charge of assault against the police

    Unemployed People's Movement | Advocacy & Solidarity
    18.01.2012

    ‘The doctor's finding is that the marks left on his body are consistent with an assault. Our next step will be to lodge a civil case against the Minister of Safety and Security.’

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity

  • All charges dropped against the Grahamstown Four

    Unemployed People's Movement | Advocacy & Solidarity
    04.08.2011

    All charges have been dropped against four activists from the South African town of Grahamstown, reports the Unemployed People's Movement. But it has taken six month's for justice since their initial arrest on 10 February.

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity

  • South Africa: Halala Abahlali baseMjondolo!

    Unemployed People's Movement | Advocacy & Solidarity
    21.07.2011

    Following the acquittal on all charges of 12 young men arrested after performing a dance at an Abahlali baseMjondolo Heritage Day, the Unemployed People’s Movement has issued a statement saluting the ‘witnesses for the prosecution that had the courage to tell the truth in the court’ and celebrating a victory for ‘the struggle of the working class and the poor in South Africa.’

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity South Africa

  • An open letter to Jacob Zuma

    Unemployed People's Movement | Advocacy & Solidarity
    14.07.2011

    ‘A failed municipality wants to give the freedom of Grahamstown to a failed president,’ writes South Africa’s Unemployed People’s Movement, as Makana Muncipality awards Jacob Zuma the freedom of the city on 14 July.

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity South Africa

  • South Africa: Road Blockade in Grahamstown

    Unemployed People's Movement | Advocacy & Solidarity
    19.05.2011

    Five hundred people from eThembeni and Transit Camp in Grahamstown blockaded a national road on Tuesday, in a demonstration for housing, electricity and water, the Unemployed People’s Movement reports.

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity South Africa

  • The rebellion of the poor comes to Grahamstown

    Unemployed People's Movement | Advocacy & Solidarity
    16.02.2011

    The has been spreading from town to town, from squatter camp to squatter camp, since 2004. Last week it arrived in

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity

  • Don’t move seat of High Court from Grahamstown

    Unemployed People's Movement | Advocacy & Solidarity
    17.06.2010

    Concerned that plans to move the seat of the High Court from Grahamstown to Bisho will make unemployment even worse, Xolelwa Faku calls on the minister of justice to reconsider the decision.

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity

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