Advocates Push for Literacy to Be Recognized as a Constitutional Right in South Africa

A policy analysis argues that literacy should be legally enforced as an immediate constitutional right in South Africa rather than treated merely as an educational outcome.

3 Sept, 17:32 — 3 Sept, 17:32

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Daily MaverickMostly Factual11h ago

Enough talk — it’s time to make literacy a right in South Africa

Literacy must be legally recognised and enforced as an immediate constitutional right rather than just an outcome.

By Faranaaz Veriava

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Advocates Push for Literacy to Be Recognized as a Constitutional Right in South Africa

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Enough talk — it’s time to make literacy a right in South Africa

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