Johannesburg commemorated Human Rights Day, March 21, with a series of events reflecting on past struggles and addressing current societal issues. The...
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Maroc - Daily Maverick - A La Une - 21/Mar 10:50
PHOTO ESSAY: Celebrating Human Rights day at Constitution Hill
On Friday March 21, South Africans celebrate Human Rights Day, six decades after the Sharpeville massacre on the same day in 1960 ensured that this date would forever be part of democratic South Africa's heritage.
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