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GUEST: Paula Proudlock, Senior Researcher, Children’s Institute University of Cape Town

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Earlier today, University of Cape Town&rsquo;s Children&rsquo;s Institute and a group of South African parents, represented by the Legal Resources Centre, were in the Western Cape High Court for the hearing of a birth registration case. This legal action is due to the severe delays in the processing of applications for birth registration.
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GUEST: Paula Proudlock, Senior Researcher, Children&rsquo;s Institute University of Cape Town

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