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ISSN 1727-3781 THE HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION ET AL: WHAT IS THE ROLE OF SOUTH AFRICA'S CHAPTER 9 INSTITUTIONS? 2006 VOLUME 9 No 2 C Murray PER/PELJ 2006(9)2 122/197 THE HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION ET AL: WHAT IS THE ROLE OF SOUTH AFRICA'S CHAPTER 9 INSTITUTIONS? C Murray * 1 Introduction In Chapter 9, the South African Constitution establishes six independent "state institutions supporting constitutional democracy". They are the Public Protector (or, in international jargon, ombudsman), the South African Human Rights Commission (HRC), the Commission for the Promotion and Protection of the Rights of Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Communities (the CRL Commission), the Commission for Gender Equality (CGE), the Auditor-General and the Electoral The first section of Chapter 9 asserts the independence of these six institutions in strong terms.
c murray per/pelj 2006(9)2 122/197 the human rights commission et al: what is the role of south africa's chapter 9 institutions? c murray * 1 introduction
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