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Climate Justice +
South Africa has a tradition of charterist … South Africa has a tradition of charterist politics. From African Claims, to the Freedom Charter and now our Constitution, which is a charter of rights, freedoms, institutions and procedures. However, in more recent times, in the context of climate crisis politics, people driven instruments as expressions of working class and popular power are also gaining a lot of significance. As democrats we are putting forward our demands, aspirations and alternatives to build a society that can mitigate and endure climate change.at can mitigate and endure climate change. +
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