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  1. A complicated reality on SA’s farms - Politicsweb A complicated reality on SA’s farms - Politicsweb

    I doubt that Yvonne Busisiwe Phyllis would find much common ground with me. She is a director of The Forge, which describes itself as ‘a mixed-use space for ...

    Located in IRR in the Media
  2. Amendments to firearm act: No price for being wrong - News24

    29 May 2021 - Two decades ago, American intellectual Thomas Sowell wrote: "It is hard to imagine a more stupid or more dangerous way of making decisions than ...

    Located in IRR in the Media
  3. Broken Blue Line 2 Broken Blue Line 2

    This is the second report of the Broken Blue Line project – the first having been published by the IRR in 2011. As in 2011 this 2015 report examines the extent ...

    Located in IRR Publications / Occasional Reports
  4. Broken Blue Line 3 Broken Blue Line 3

    30 October 2018 - This is the third report of the Broken Blue Line project – the previous two having been published by the IRR in 2011 and 2015. As with the ...

    Located in IRR Publications / Occasional Reports
  5. Broken Blue Line: the Involvement of the South African Police Force in Serious and Violent Crime in South Africa Broken Blue Line: the Involvement of the South African Police Force in Serious and Violent Crime in South Africa

    South Africans have become accustomed to media reports alleging the involvement of policemen or ‘people dressed in police uniforms’ in serious crimes. The ...

    Located in IRR Publications / Occasional Reports
  6. Capital punishment in South Africa: Was abolition the right decision?

    It is now just over 21 years since the Constitutional Court abolished the death penalty. It did so at a time when opinion polls showed that most South Africans ...

    Located in IRR Publications / Occasional Reports
  7. Cele’s tirade offers lesson in race relations Cele’s tirade offers lesson in race relations

    8 July 2022 - Not unusually, the viral video of the week involves an allegation of racism in South Africa, this time from Police Minister Bheki Cele, directed ...

    Located in IRR in the Media
  8. Crime is both down and up – and the state is NOT the primary policeman Crime is both down and up – and the state is NOT the primary policeman

    Though traumatised by crime – illustrated earlier this week by the release of the latest crime statistics – South African society can take some comfort in the ...

    Located in IRR in the Media
  9. Digging For Development: The mining industry in South Africa and its role in socio-economic development

    In December 2012 the Embassy of Sweden commissioned the South African Institute of Race Relations (IRR) to investigate the socio-economic circumstances of ...

    Located in IRR Publications / Occasional Reports
  10. Don't add chaos to disorder - Exposing the weakness of Key Civilian Disarmament arguments Don't add chaos to disorder - Exposing the weakness of Key Civilian Disarmament arguments

    22 June 2021 - This report explores some major claims made by gun control advocates which claim to be based on solid data and how these claims are ultimately ...

    Located in IRR Publications / Occasional Reports
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