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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 May 2022 here.

Latest News

  • [PRESS STATEMENT] State violence against youth has persisted since 1976 (16 June 2022).
  • [ADVOCACY] SERI, ICJ, LHR and the Scalabrini Centre develop an explanation poster on the draft National Labour Migration Policy and the Employment Services Amendment Bill (8 June 2022).
  • [ADVOCACY] Oxford Human Rights Hub releases blog and podcast on SERI’s Just and Equitable? Evictions Research Series (2 June 2022).
  • [SUBMISSION] SERI and LHR make a submission on the draft National Labour Migration Policy and the Employment Services Amendment Bill (30 May 2022).
  • [PRESS STATEMENT] SERI devastated by shooting of community mobiliser – Petronella Baloyi (27 May 2022).
  • [SUBMISSION] SERI makes a submission on the Rental Housing Tribunal Regulations (24 May 2022).
  • [NEWSLETTER] SERI's first newsletter for 2022 is out (23 May 2021).
  • [JOB OPPORTUNITY] SERI is looking for two candidate attorneys to join our team (19 May 2022).
  • [OP-ED] SERI's Kelebogile Khunou & IZWI's Amy Tekie explain labour law for domestic workers (11 May 2022).
  • [PRESS STATEMENT] SERI devastated by murder of Abahlali baseMjondolo's Nokuthula Mabaso (10 May 2022).
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