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Cape Town Birth Registration In South Africa - Call for Change! Video

Birth Registration in South Africa – Call for Change!

24 July 2018

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Hundreds of children are forced into undocumented lives and denied their basic rights simply due to their parents’ documentation status. The Scalabrini Centre of Cape Town, Lawyers for Human Rights and the Legal Resources Centre are calling for the South African government to change regulations around birth registration to ensure that a child’s right to birth registration is not contingent on their parents’ documents.

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