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About Us

The Socio-Economic Rights Institute of South Africa (SERI) is a non-profit human rights organisation. We work with communities, social movements, individuals and other non-profit organisations in South Africa and beyond to develop and implement strategies to challenge inequality and realise socio-economic rights.

SERI’s conviction is that it is the people who are on the receiving end of poverty and inequality who are best placed to devise and implement strategies to challenge them. We provide legal advice and representation, research services and advocacy support to our clients and partners. We act to protect and expand the political spaces in which individuals and communities organise and press for social change.

Read the latest SERI newsletter published in December 2018 here.

Latest News

  • [WATCH] New short film: South Africa’s advocates for change (20 February 2019).
  • [LITIGATION UPDATE] Constitutional Court considers a challenge to the Intimidation Act (20 February 2019).
  • [OP-ED] SERI candidate attorney, Khululiwe Bhengu writes about police raids of inner-city residents in the Daily Maverick (13 February 2019).
  • [GOVERNMENT ENGAGEMENT] SERI participates in Presidential Advisory Panel on Land Reform stakeholder roundtable (8 February 2019).
  • [STAFF NEWS] SERI welcomes two new members to the team (6 February 2019).
  • [LITIGATION UPDATE] Winnie Mandela residents file to hold Ekurhuleni authorities in contempt for failing to abide by High Court order to provide them with housing (4 February 2019).
  • [WATCH] SERI researcher, Kelebogile Khunou, on KykNET discussing the inclusion of domestic workers in legislation aimed at protecting workers (1 February 2019).
  • [MEDIA] The Mail and Guardian reports on current developments to provide domestic workers with protection against occupational injuries and disease (25 January 2019).
  • [MEDIA] GroundUp reports on SERI’s latest litigation against the City of Johannesburg forcing it to comply with a court order to provide alternative accommodation to Hillbrow residents (16 January 2019).
  • [LITIGATION UPDATE] SERI files an appeal to the SCA against a Pretoria High Court judgment finding a 61 year old woman guilty of trespassing in her own home (7 January 2019).
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  • Home
  • What
    • About SERI
    • Securing a Home
    • Making a Living
    • Expanding Political Space
  • Who
    • Patron
    • Board of Directors
    • Staff
    • Bertha Justice Fellows
    • Interns and Volunteers
    • Job Opportunities
    • Funders
  • How
    • Methodology
  • Where
    • Office Location
  • Archive
    • Archived media articles
    • Archived press statements
    • Archived popular education
    • Newsletters
  • Links
    • Organisations
    • Policy and Legislation
    • Campaigns
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