THE MORNING BRIEFA ruling by the Eastern Cape High Court has reignited a national conversation about language, power and access to justice in South Africa’s courts.
A ruling by the Eastern Cape High Court has reignited a national conversation about language, power and access to justice in South Africa’s courts. The court has overturned a contempt-of-court case brought against a lawyer who addressed the court in isiXhosa, one of South Africa’s official languages.
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