Freedom of Religion South Africa: Spanking judgement sets a dangerous precedent: Freedom of Religion South Africa (FOR SA) on Monday said a High Court ruling which ordered parents to no longer spank their children would set a dangerous precedent. “The judgement sets a very dangerous precedent for other cases where children’s rights ... Source: "South Africa" - … [Read more...] about SA News: Freedom of Religion South Africa: Spanking judgement sets a dangerous precedent
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South Africa: Watershed Judgment Clarifies Limits of Religion in South Africa’s Public Schools
South Africa: Watershed Judgment Clarifies Limits of Religion in South Africa's Public Schools: [The Conversation Africa] A High Court in South Africa recently handed down a landmark ruling with far-reaching implications for religion in the country's public schools. The court decided that a school may not promote a single religion, or brand itself as such. This means that a … [Read more...] about South Africa: Watershed Judgment Clarifies Limits of Religion in South Africa’s Public Schools
Watershed judgment clarifies limits of religion in South Africa’s public schools | The Conversation
Watershed judgment clarifies limits of religion in South Africa's public schools: School children wave a South African flag after visiting the Nelson Mandela house museum in Soweto. Reuters/Henry Romero A High Court in South Africa recently handed down a landmark ruling with far-reaching implications for religion in the country’s public schools. The court decided that a school … [Read more...] about Watershed judgment clarifies limits of religion in South Africa’s public schools | The Conversation
Constitution says religion can be practiced ‘at’, not ‘by’ schools, court hears
Constitution says religion can be practiced ‘at’, not ‘by’ schools, court hears: Constitution says religion can be practiced ‘at’, not ‘by’ schools, court hears: Differences in meaning of the prepositions “at” and “by” support the argument that six public schools contravene the Constitution with their policies on teaching religion, the High Court in … [Read more...] about Constitution says religion can be practiced ‘at’, not ‘by’ schools, court hears
Religion in schools breeds good morals, high court told
Religion in schools breeds good morals, high court told: Religion in schools breeds good morals, high court told: Religious practices at schools are important for children’s moral development, the High Court in Johannesburg has heard. Rape parolee arrested for dealing nyaope: A 30-year-old rape parolee has been arrested in Heidelberg on two counts of dealing in drugs, … [Read more...] about Religion in schools breeds good morals, high court told
