The South African Pagan Leaders Council (SAPLC) and its members exercise no natural or delegated authority over the South African Pagan Rights Alliance (SAPRA) or its formal members.
Any further or future defamation against the Executive Members of SAPRA, or interference in the affairs of SAPRA, by the members of the SAPLC, shall be considered a hostile act against SAPRA’s independence and autonomous sovereignty.
The Honourable President, and Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development, It is my fervent hope that my legal advocacy for the recognition of the rights and dignity of South African Witches over the last 28 years will eventually result in the final repeal of the Witchcraft Suppression Act, and the end of legislative prejudice against Pagans and Traditional Healers.
I appeal to the Honourable President, Minister and Deputy Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development to finalise this review by recommending that the Witchcraft Suppression Act be repealed without further delay.
In response to recent threats by individuals and organisations to report South Africans to their employers for expressing views on the passing of American right-wing commentator Charlie Kirk, SAPRA will provide legal advice and support to anyone who is defamed, intimidated, or unjustly targeted for exercising their right to freedom of expression.
The South African Pagan Rights Alliance (SAPRA) has been designated by the South African Revenue Service as a Public Benefit Organisation (PBO) engaged in public benefit activities. As a PBO, SAPRA is now a Tax Exempt Institution and donations made to SAPRA are now tax-deductible.