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Namibia: Challenging refusal to allow same-sex partner to live and work in Namibia same-sex
Background On 20 January 2022, the High Court of Namibia gave judgment in the consolidated cases of Digashu v Government of the Republic of Namibia and Seiler-Lilles v Government of…
Eswatini: Challenging the refusal to register an advocacy group
In September 2019, Eswatini’s Registrar of Companies refused to register the organisation Eswatini Sexual and Gender Minorities (ESGM). The Registrar argued that ESGM’s purpose was unlawful because same-sex sexual acts…
Articles
How do you vote a child out of their future?
MambaOnline (20 April 2026) There is something deeply unsettling about a society that turns a child’s future into a public referendum. In Eswatini, there were reports that students were expelled…
The emperor has no clothes: how rhetoric fuels repression in Eswatini
Washington Blade (10 April 2026) In an absolute monarchy, the words spoken by the sovereign can swiftly become a baton striking a citizen. When King Mswati III speaks, his words…
Resources
Comunicado à imprensa: Três policiais da Polícia Nacional de Angola condenados em processo relacionado a violência e discriminação contra uma mulher transgênero
Luanda, Angola, 23 de julho de 2026: O Arquivo de Identidade Angolano (AIA) e o Southern Africa Litigation Centre (SALC) comemoram o desfecho do Processo nº 702/25, relativo a crimes…
Exploring human rights, digital minefields and intersectionality in cyber politics
26 November 2025 By Bradley Fortuin The Midweek Sun In an era when digital infrastructures have a strong hold on everything from civic participation to surveillance, human rights interventions must…
