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An independent magazine on children’s rights — South Africa
childjustice Reporting on how South Africa treats its children

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childjustice.org.za is written and edited independently. We are glad to hear from readers, and there are three things we particularly want.

Corrections

If something we have published is wrong, tell us what and where. We would rather fix a piece than defend it, and corrections are made on the page itself rather than quietly.

Story suggestions

We cover children’s rights, child protection, children’s sport, children’s art and children’s play, with a South African centre of gravity. Practitioners — probation officers, teachers, coaches, social workers, paediatricians, magistrates — see things a newsroom does not. If a rule is being applied badly, or unusually well, we would like to know.

Publishing with us

We accept a limited number of paid placements and partner articles. They are labelled as sponsored, their links carry rel="sponsored", and they are never dressed up as editorial. Write with the subject line “placement”.

Write to: [email protected]

If a child is in danger, do not write to us This is a magazine, not a service, and nobody watches this address out of hours. In South Africa, call the South African Police Service on 10111, or Childline South Africa on 116 — free, from any phone, at any hour. Suspected abuse or neglect can also be reported to a designated child protection organisation or to the provincial Department of Social Development. What happens after such a report is set out in our guide to reporting child abuse.
We are not the Child Justice Alliancechildjustice.org.za is an independent magazine that happens to hold this domain. The Child Justice Alliance is a separate, living coalition coordinated by the Dullah Omar Institute at the University of the Western Cape; nothing here is written on its behalf, and requests addressed to it cannot be answered or forwarded from this site. Its own work is published at dullahomarinstitute.org.za.