The CRL Rights Commission, which conducted hearings into the official use of languages in state organs, has found that courts are unable to use other languages outside of English when dealing with legal matters.
JOHANNESBURG - The Justice Department has been identified as one of the government departments that are lacking in the equitable use of language.
' CRLRights Commission May 23, 2023 The commission found that English was predominantly used at the expense of other official languages.
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