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Match the following cases with their respective concerns about socio-economic rights:
Match the following cases with their respective concerns about socio-economic rights:
Minister of Health and Others v Treatment Action Campaign = Guaranteeing access to health care Soobramoney v Minister of Health (Kwa-Zulu Natal) = Refusal of service due to lack of resources
Match the following constitutional provisions with their respective rights:
Match the following constitutional provisions with their respective rights:
Section 10 = Dignity Section 24 = Environment Section 11 = Life Section 9 = Equality
Match the following enforcement mechanisms with their descriptions:
Match the following enforcement mechanisms with their descriptions:
Section 38 of the Constitution = Allows approach to a competent court for relief Section 167(6) of the Constitution = Allows direct access to the Constitutional court Section 172(1) of the Constitution = Provides for severance and reading in Section 172(2)(a) of the Constitution = Allows High Court to make order of Constitutional invalidity
Match the following Chapter 9 Institutions with their primary roles:
Match the following Chapter 9 Institutions with their primary roles:
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Match the following Chapter 9 Institutions with their functions:
Match the following Chapter 9 Institutions with their functions:
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Match the following legal concepts with their descriptions:
Match the following legal concepts with their descriptions:
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Match the following legal stages with their descriptions:
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Match the following concepts of equality with their descriptions:
Match the following concepts of equality with their descriptions:
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Match the following constitutional sections with their purposes:
Match the following constitutional sections with their purposes:
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Match the following South African institutions with their functions:
Match the following South African institutions with their functions:
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Match the following South African institutions with their establishment section in the Constitution:
Match the following South African institutions with their establishment section in the Constitution:
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Match the following functions with the South African institutions:
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Match the following functions with the South African institutions:
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Match the following South African institutions with their primary focus area:
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Study Notes
State Institutions Supporting Constitutional Democracy in South Africa
- South African Human Rights Commission established under section 184 of the Constitution
- Functions include promoting respect for human rights and monitoring their observance
- Commission for Gender Equality established under section 187 of the Constitution
- Functions include promoting respect for gender equality and investigating related issues
- Commission for the Promotion and Protection of the Rights of Cultural and Linguistic Communities established under Section 185 of the Constitution
- Functions include promoting respect for the rights of cultural, religious, and linguistic communities
- Electoral Commission established under section 190 of the Constitution
- Functions include managing elections and ensuring they are free and fair
- The Public Protector established under section 182
- Functions include investigating improper conduct in state affairs and taking remedial action
- The Public Protector's findings can lead to binding remedial action
- Appointments to these institutions are made by the President on recommendation from the national assembly
- Removal of a member from these institutions can be based on grounds of misconduct, incapacity, or incompetence
- Constitutional litigation features elements such as standing, ripeness, and mootness, which determine who can bring a matter to court for adjudication
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Test your knowledge of the state institutions supporting constitutional democracy in South Africa with this quiz. Explore the functions and mandates of key institutions such as the Human Rights Commission, Gender Equality Commission, and the Electoral Commission. Delve into the appointment and removal processes, as well as the role of constitutional litigation in upholding democracy.