You have the right to all basic health care. Everyone should have access to food and water. That state must take reasonable steps to ensure that these rights are secured.

Section 28 – Children

Every child has the right to be named and cared for by a family. No child should be allowed to perform work that will risk the child’s well-being. A child may only be detained if it is the last resort, and only for a short while. Children under the age of 18 years should be kept separately from adults in detention. Children have the right to shelter, health care and to be properly fed.

Section 29 – Education

Everyone has the basic right to education including education for adults. The state must take all necessary steps to ensure these rights. Everyone has the right to be taught in the language of his/her choice where possible. Private schools may be established for a specific purpose and at their own costs, but cannot deny a person access on the basis of race.

Section 30 – Language and Culture

Everyone can speak in the language of his/her choice and practice their culture, provided it does not interfere with anybody else’s rights.

Section 31 – Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Communities

All communities are allowed to practice their own culture, religion and language, provided it does not interfere with the Bill of Rights.

Section 32 – Access to Information

Information held by the government or any other person which affects your rights, must be given to you.

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