The three-day Access to Justice International Conference is underway in Sun City outside Rustenburg in the North West.
The event has brought together justice sector stakeholders from various countries and organisations, including SADC and the United Nations.
Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi says justice must be accessible to all without discrimination.
Access to Justice | South Africa marks 30 Years of the Constitution
Delegates are examining whether South Africans can fully realise the constitutional promise of equality, dignity and freedom through meaningful access to justice.
Thirty years after South Africa adopted its Constitution, delegates say the real test is whether ordinary citizens can access justice in practice.
Judge Tomoko Akane, president of the International Criminal Court says, “Constitutions and treaties do not defend themselves. They live through the institution that upholds them and through the people who believe in them.”
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DAY 2 SET TO GET UNDERWAY AT THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ACCESS TO JUSTICE
Delegates return to Sun City Convention Centre in North West Province with renewed energy after a successful opening and warm Welcome Gala Dinner yesterday. Today the conversation deepens on people-centred justice, turning commitments into action so that justice is accessible, inclusive and responsive to all.
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X | @SABCNews | LIVE | Justice and Constitutional Development Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi says no person, regardless of rank, office, or power, is above the law. She is currently addressing the three-day Access to Justice International Conference at the Sun City Convention Centre in the North West Province.
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VIDEO | Access to Justice for All conference kicks off at Sun City |
-Reporter: Simthandile Ntobela