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Cape Town’s Living Rights Festival: a cultural hub for social justice

20 November 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

From 21 November to 6 December, Cape Town transforms into a vibrant cultural hub with the second annual Living Rights Festival, uniting artists, activists, and scholars to address pressing global …Read More at Source

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