30 Years of the Constitution | How well is South Africa delivering on the promise of rights for all?

Thirty years ago, South Africa adopted a Constitution that promised a new future built on human dignity, equality, freedom, and justice.

Widely regarded as one of the most progressive constitutions in the world, it remains the foundation of the country's democracy, and a powerful safeguard for the rights of all who live in South Africa.

As we reflect on this milestone, how well has the promise of rights for all translated into the lives of ordinary citizens, particularly the youth?

Acting NRF SARChI Chair in International Constitutional Law at the University of Pretoria, Prof. Frans Viljoen joins us to elaborate further.


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