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    Sexual Corruption with AWACN

    2026/03/02 | 26 mins.
    In this episode, Zakhona Mvelase of African Women Against Corruption Network (AWACN) talks to Claire Rankin about Sexual Corruption. They unpack what sexual corruption is, how it manifests in state officials' abuse of public power for sexual gratification, and the important work AWACN is doing to combat it in communities across South Africa. Subscribe for more conversations to come on the intersection of the law and sexual corruption, and how to ensure our anti-corruption frameworks account for the devastating impact of sexual corruption.

    Subscribe for more conversations to come on the intersection of the law and sexual corruption, and how to ensure our anti-corruption frameworks account for the devastating impact of sexual corruption. #LegalResourcesRadio #SexualCorruption #GBV
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    Pre-Bunking Anti-Foreigner Narrative with UNHCR and Alt Advisory

    2026/02/16 | 48 mins.
    In our latest episode of Legal Resources Radio, we explore how we can prevent disinformation, hate speech, and prejudice before they take hold.
    In this episode, Murray Hunter of ALT Advisory, Phenyo Sekati of Power Law Africa, and Katie Drew of UNHCR discuss Mzansi Life, a new board game designed to help young people recognise harmful narratives, understand how social and political conditions fuel inequality, and see that identity is never the cause.
    This audio episode does not include gameplay, but it does unpack the thinking behind the game, what it is trying to achieve, and why playful learning can be a powerful tool for building resilience and social cohesion.
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    The Long Walk to School: South Africa's Scholar Transport Crisis

    2026/02/02 | 17 mins.
    In our latest Legal Resources Radio podcast episode, Claire Rankin speaks with Attorney Cameron McConnachie from our Makhanda office and Petros Majola, Director of the Khula Community Development Project, about the scholar transport crisis in the Eastern Cape that has left tens of thousands of learners without reliable transport to and from school. The conversation unpacks the judgment against the Department of Education & Department of Transport handed down in Khula’s favour at the end of December 2024, and the practical challenges that have emerged in giving effect to the court order over the past year.
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    Why Public Procurement Matters in South Africa

    2026/01/12 | 24 mins.
    Public procurement sits at the heart of how services reach people in South Africa and accounts for roughly 12 percent of annual GDP. When procurement rules are weak or poorly enforced, the cost is felt in everyday life, through wasted public funds, delayed delivery, and communities left without the services they rely on.

    In this first episode of our public procurement series, Rashaad Dadoo speaks with Sam Sole from amaBhungane and LRC candidate attorney Claire Rankin, who is closely involved in our procurement work. Together, they unpack what public procurement is, why transparency matters, and what the new Public Procurement Act could mean for accountability and service delivery.

    amaBhungane has spent years investigating procurement related corruption, and has also advocated for stronger, mandatory transparency during the public participation process around the Act. This conversation looks at what is at stake when procurement fails, and why getting it right matters for constitutional promises to become lived realities.

    #PublicProcurement #SouthAfrica #Accountability #Transparency #ServiceDelivery #Governance
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    Late Birth Registration Backlog

    2025/11/03 | 45 mins.
    This podcast episode unpacks our Late Birth Registration Backlog case. Host Claire Rakin speaks with LRC attorney Cecile about why birth registration matters, what counts as late registration, and how delays at Home Affairs are shutting children out of school, health care and social services.
    We represent the Children’s Institute together with eight individual applicants. The case asks the Court to address systemic delays, set fair and workable time frames, and ensure a process that recognises the realities many families face, including rural births, cultural practices, and parents who do not yet have documents. The Constitution protects every child’s right to a name and a nationality. Paperwork should not stand in the way of a child’s future.
    This conversation explains the law in plain language, shares lived experiences from our clients, and sets out the relief we are seeking.
    #LateBirthRegistration #ChildRights #SouthAfrica #HomeAffairs #BirthCertificate #LegalResourcesCentre #Podcast #PublicInterestLaw

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About Legal Resources Radio

In a world increasingly shaped by technology, the Legal Resources Centre's Democratising Big Tech dives into critical conversations at the intersection of technology, law, and human rights. From the shadowy underbelly of misinformation and disinformation to the pervasive threats of surveillance, hacking, and cybersecurity, this initiative unpacks the pressing issues that impact communities worldwide. We explore topics like: - The ethical and legal implications of surveillance technology and spyware. - How misinformation and disinformation campaigns influence elections, media, and society. - The systemic challenges of online discrimination, sexism, and xenophobia. - The balance between privacy rights and national security in the digital age. Through expert interviews, real-life stories, and legal insights, Democratising Big Tech aims to shed light on how individuals and communities can navigate, challenge, and transform the digital revolution to ensure accountability, transparency, and equity in Big Tech. Join us to unpack the big questions surrounding Big Tech and chart a path toward a more just, equitable digital future.
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