Ubuntu Human Rights Foundation

17/04/2025

Children are our responsibility

14/04/2025

Press Statement
Issued by the Ubuntu Human Rights Foundation

Johannesburg, South Africa — April 14, 2025

The Ubuntu Human Rights Foundation stands firm in its commitment to protecting the rights and dignity of every child. Today, we address the deeply troubling issue of child abuse, including the crime of pe******ia. Pe******ia is recognized as a psychiatric disorder characterized by an adult or older adolescent's primary or exclusive sexual attraction to prepubescent children. While understanding the clinical definition is important, it must never overshadow the urgency of safeguarding our children from harm.

As an organization rooted in the principles of Ubuntu—humanity towards others—we believe that the safety and well-being of children are paramount. We call upon communities, institutions, and individuals to unite in vigilance, education, and action. Reporting suspicious behavior, supporting survivors, and holding perpetrators accountable are essential steps in creating a society where every child can thrive without fear.

Let us reaffirm our collective responsibility to protect the innocence and future of our children. Together, we can build a world where justice prevails and humanity flourishes.

08/04/2025

Request for Access to Traditional Court
The Ubuntu Human Rights Foundation is seeking direct access to your Traditional Court to submit an application for a decision. This request is made with the intention of utilizing the court's authority to address specific matters.

*Purpose of the Application*
The Ubuntu Human Rights Foundation aims to bring an application to your Traditional Court for a decision on a specific matter. The purpose of this application is to seek a resolution or ruling on an issue that falls within the court's jurisdiction.

*Request for Direct Access*
To facilitate the submission of the application, the Ubuntu Human Rights Foundation kindly requests direct access to your Traditional Court. This access will enable the foundation to present its case and seek a decision from the court.

*Contact Information*
For further discussion and arrangement of the application process, please contact the Ubuntu Human Rights Foundation at:

- Physical Address: 9 Diana Crescent, Florida
- Phone Number: 072 200 1366
- Email Address: [email protected]

The Ubuntu Human Rights Foundation looks forward to the opportunity to work with your Traditional Court and seeks a positive response to this request.

04/04/2025

Ubuntu Human Rights Foundation

Media Statement

Call to Action: Join Our Court Case to Stop Mineral Exports

The Ubuntu Human Rights Foundation is calling on all communities who have been affected by the theft of royalties from mining activities to join our court case. We are seeking an urgent interdict to stop all mineral exports from South Africa until our issues are resolved.

As you may be aware, the theft of minerals and royalties has had a devastating impact on local communities, causing significant economic, environmental, and social harm. Despite numerous attempts to engage with the government and mining companies, our concerns have fallen on deaf ears.

Our court case seeks to hold the government and mining companies accountable for their failure to protect our rights and ensure that we receive fair compensation for the minerals extracted from our lands.

We invite all communities who have been affected by the theft of royalties to join us in this fight for justice. Together, we can make a difference and ensure that our rights are respected and protected.

How to Join:

If you are a member of a community that has been affected by the theft of royalties, please contact us at [insert contact details]. We will provide you with more information on how to join our court case.

Let us stand together and fight for our rights!

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