South African Women’s Pre-National Dialogue
Johannesburg, 27 August, 2024 – Around 100 diverse South African [...]
MEDIA ADVISORY South African Women’s Pre-National Dialogue
The media is invited to attend the official opening session [...]
Youth Day Message from the IJR’s Executive Director: 16 June 2024
This year, South Africa commemorates Youth Day under the theme: [...]
Women’s Call for Equitable Governance Post-Election
SUBMISSION TO REPRESENTED POLITICAL PARTIES ON THE OUTCOME OF THE [...]
Media Statement by the Women’s Election Mechanism for Peace on Undermining the Credibility of South Africa’s Independent Electoral Commission
On the eve of South Africa’s 2024 National and Provincial [...]
Women’s Election Mechanism for Peace and Launch of a Peace Charter for South Africa
Pretoria, May 17, 2024 - The Women’s Election Mechanism for [...]
Critical Conversations on Women Peace and Security in Africa: A Dialogue for Progress
Johannesburg, April 9, 2024 - The ‘Critical Conversations on Women [...]
Media Advisory: Women, Peace and Security in Africa
Critical Conversations on Women, Peace and Security in Africa. Journalists [...]
Data for Governance Alliance launches advocacy manual and scorecard on access to courts to promote data-based efforts in Africa
The Data for Governance Alliance (D4GA), a consortium committed to promoting data-based advocacy and engagement between pan-African civil society organisations (CSOs) and African Union organs, has launched an advocacy manual and a scorecard on access to courts during COVID-19.
Call for proposals to conduct 2023 South African Reconciliation Barometer Survey
The IJR intends to conduct a new round of the SARB survey in 2023. Proposals are invited from qualified service providers with demonstrated experience of conducting nationally-representative public opinion surveys in South Africa. The survey methodology is based on face-to-face interviews in multiple languages across all nine provinces in the country. The questionnaire consists of approximately 200 close-ended survey items (including questions and sub-questions), generally based on five-point Likert scales. The majority of these have been used to track reconciliation trends longitudinally over the past 20 years.