Lex Libertas report reveals government officials calling for the murder of white people; requests parliamentary hearing
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Lex Libertas' view on Malema's sentencing
Garnering support for the White Cross Project
The path forward is not the erosion of rights, but the activation of self-governance through a decentralised political system.
Open Letter to the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO)
Lex Libertas is going to host a public vigil in Washington, D.C., where 3 000 white crosses will be displayed
A speech written by Ernst Roets without permission, but on behalf of President Cyril Ramaphosa
The Afrikaner Dream is not dead. It lives.
Speech by Ernst Roets at the launch of Lex Libertas, discussing the nature of freedom and the organization's mission.
An open letter to the Department of International Relations and Cooperation
Lex Libertas has formally written to President Cyril Ramaphosa, requesting a meeting to discuss South Africa’s deepening governance crisis and the need for meaningful constitutional reform.
Lex Libertas' open letter to Minister Ronald Lamola

The Persecution of Minorities by South Africa’s Ruling Elite

The Persecution of Minorities by South Africa’s Ruling Elite

The Persecution of Minorities by South Africa’s Ruling Elite

The Persecution of Minorities by South Africa’s Ruling Elite

The Persecution of Minorities by South Africa’s Ruling Elite
An analysis of why the South African Constitution and political settlement of 1994 may not be sustainable in the long term.
“Twenty American delegates crossed an ocean to witness this reality firsthand: Afrikaners practicing self-development, self-sufficiency, and self-determination in real time.”

Lex Libertas plans on extending its local structures in the Western Cape.

Commentary on the changing of place names in South Africa
“We are busy building; we cannot come down.”

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Are the laws and rules of the 20th century still relevant in 2026?