Ndifuna Ukwazi calls on the City of Cape Town to repeal provisions that criminalise homelessness and adopt a progressive, human-rights-based approach. Instead of punitive measures, the City must prioritise affordable housing, healthcare, and economic inclusion.
OBJECTION TO ERF 1512 AND 177009, 17 AND 15 BREE STREET, CAPE TOWN CITY CENTRE
NDIFUNA UKWAZI’S COMMENT ON THE INDEPENDENT POLICE INVESTIGATIVE DIRECTORATE (IPID) AMENDMENT BILL, 2023 [B21-2023] Ndifuna Ukwazi is a non-profit activist organisation and law centre that combines research, organising and litigation in campaigns to advance urban land justice in Cape Town. Our primary mission is to expand and protect access to affordable housing and build an…
SUBMISSION ON THE RELEASE OF WELL-LOCATED STATE OWNED LAND IN THE CAPE TOWN METROPOLITAN AREA FOR LOW-INCOME HOUSING AND MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT- RESPONSE TO COVID-19 AND LONGER TERM URBAN TRANSFORMATION.
