Financial Inclusion strategies for the effective implementation of Constitutional Rights: Psycho-Social Support and Grassroots Governance Engagement with a gender focused approach

Luz Helena Hanauer ()
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Development Finance Agenda, 2022, vol. 7, issue 1, 12

Abstract: South Africans living in poverty have yet to access their constitutional rights fully and feel defrauded by these laws in books that have not yet been translated into laws in action. This debilitates the social tissue and weakens the agreements reached in the transition, but worse, it lowers South Africans' confidence in a legal system that removes them from true inclusion.

Date: 2022
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