Episode 4
Albie Sachs, once a justice of South Africa's Constitutional Court, reflects on cases involving religion and challenges he had in making the right judgement.
In the fourth in his series of Essays, lawyer Albie Sachs continues his reflection on the work of South Africa's Constitutional Court. In this programme he looks at the issues surrounding religion and religious belief that have been brought before the Court, and the challenges he faced in making the right judgment.
First broadcast in June 2012.
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