AFRICAN DIASPORA FORUM (ADF) WOMEN’S LEAGUE

 PROJECT OVERVIEW

VISION

The African Diaspora Forum (ADF)Women League’s vision is to be the voice of women empowerment, emancipation, integration for migrants and South African Citizens .

Mission

 To foster a society whereby an African woman is able to lead developmental initiative within a global context. Our strategy being partnership and collaboration with likeminded institutes.

AIMS

Ø  To advocate for migrant  and South African women's  emancipation in South Africa

Ø  To act as the voice of migrant and South African women inquiries relating to service delivery.

Ø  To assist vulnerable migrant and South African youths.

Ø  To alleviate gender inequality and human rights challenges.

Ø  To foster women participation in development initiatives.

PROGRAMMS

Ø   Educational workshops on women and children’s rights.

Ø  Collaborative workshops between migrant and local women in business and in leadership.

Ø  Capacity building workshops and activities.

Ø  Participate and contribute in charity activities.

Ø  Dialogue with the government institutes.

Ø  To participate in policy related debates

MEMBERSHIP

For one to be a member she has to fill in the membership form which is free of charge

Online registration is available on our website : www.adf.org.za  and or speak to Ms Banda Tel. +27114870269/ +27114871430

Our membership is divided into 2 categories:

Ø  As an individual.

Ø  As an organisation.

PRELIMINARY REPORT

SOUTH AFRICAN HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION

AFRICAN DIASPORA FORUM AND 30 OTHERS COMPLAINANTS

And 

KING GOODWILL ZWELITHINI RESPONDENT

PRELIMINARY REPORT

1 Introduction

1.1 This report sets out the findings and recommendations of the South African Human Rights Commission (hereinafter referred to as “Commission”) in respect of complaints lodged with the Commission by African Diaspora Forum and 30 other complainants. 2

VIOLENCE AGAINST FOREIGN NATIONALS

REPORT OF THE AD HOC JOINT COMMITTEE ON PROBING VIOLENCE AGAINST 

FOREIGN NATIONALS, DATED 19 NOVEMBER 2015 

                                                        1. Introduction



The Ad Hoc Joint Committee on Probing Violence Against Foreign Nationals (the Committee)
was established by the National Assembly (NA) on 6 May 2015 and by the National Council of
Provinces (NCOP) on 7 May 2015 in terms of Joint Rule 142. The Committee consisted of 11
members of the National Assembly and 9 members of the National Council of Provinces.