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Following White House Briefing, NYYRC and Lex Libertas to Host 3,000-White-Cross Memorial on National Mall for South African Farm Murder Victims

Joint Press Release New York Young Republican Club And Lex Libertas

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Lex Libertas report reveals government officials calling for the murder of white people; requests parliamentary hearing

Read the report on online incitement.

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Lex Libertas welcomes the sentencing of Julius Malema

Lex Libertas' view on Malema's sentencing

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Lex Libertas Returns from productive liaison tour in Washington, D.C.

Garnering support for the White Cross Project

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MK Party’s attack on Section 235 is an assault on the inalienable right to self-determination

The path forward is not the erosion of rights, but the activation of self-governance through a decentralised political system.

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Lex Libertas Demands Consistent Diplomatic Standards After Iranian Embassy Post

Open Letter to the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO)

Speeches View All

Honest SONA 2026 - Addressing the Crisis, the Symptoms and the Root Cause

A speech written by Ernst Roets without permission, but on behalf of President Cyril Ramaphosa

The Afrikaner Dream is Alive. It is Tangible. And it is Within Reach.

The Afrikaner Dream is not dead. It lives.

Talk about freedom

Speech by Ernst Roets at the launch of Lex Libertas, discussing the nature of freedom and the organization's mission.

Open Letters View All

Open Letter to DIRCO Regarding Consistent Application of Diplomatic Standards and Incitement by Foreign Missions in South Africa

An open letter to the Department of International Relations and Cooperation

Open Letter to President Cyril Ramaphosa

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.

Open Letter to Minister Ronald Lamola

Lex Libertas' open letter to Minister Ronald Lamola

Analysis View All

Confiscation of Property | Unmasking the Bully within

Confiscation of Property | Unmasking the Bully within

The Persecution of Minorities by South Africa’s Ruling Elite

Racial Exclusion | Unmasking the Bully within - Part 3

Racial Exclusion | Unmasking the Bully within - Part 3

The Persecution of Minorities by South Africa’s Ruling Elite

Vilification and scapegoating | Unmasking the Bully within - Part 2

Vilification and scapegoating | Unmasking the Bully within - Part 2

The Persecution of Minorities by South Africa’s Ruling Elite

Violent and Genocidal Rhetoric against Minorities | Unmasking the Bully Within - Part 1

Violent and Genocidal Rhetoric against Minorities | Unmasking the Bully Within - Part 1

The Persecution of Minorities by South Africa’s Ruling Elite

Unmasking the Bully Within - Introduction

Unmasking the Bully Within - Introduction

The Persecution of Minorities by South Africa’s Ruling Elite

Five Reasons Why the South African Settlement of 1994 Is Not Sustainable

An analysis of why the South African Constitution and political settlement of 1994 may not be sustainable in the long term.

Commentary View All

Self Determination in Action: Crossing an Ocean to see the truth

“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 Expands in the Western Cape

Lex Libertas Expands in the Western Cape

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

While the State Fails, the Government Renames Towns

While the State Fails, the Government Renames Towns

Commentary on the changing of place names in South Africa

Pockets of Excellence: The Builder’s Inheritance

“We are busy building; we cannot come down.”

The Lex Libertas Book Club: A Forge of ideas

The Lex Libertas Book Club: A Forge of ideas

If you are wondering why you should join the bookclub, consider the following..

The story is not Venezuela: it's the changing world order

The story is not Venezuela: it's the changing world order

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