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‘If somebody spreads false information, the answer is straightforward: identify the false statement, present the evidence and correct the record. That is how people who are interested in truth behave.’
Lex Libertas maintains that the quickest and least confrontational route forward remains for the South African government to take meaningful action itself.
'The meeting went very well and, importantly, the discussion focused not merely on what went wrong in South Africa, but on what can actually be done about it.’
‘Seeing all these people walking among the crosses, reading the names and listening to the stories of victims was an extraordinarily moving experience.’
Crossed Out brings together the evidence, the broader political context and, most importantly, the experiences of people who have personally lived through these realities.
‘We are not going to Washington merely to complain about South Africa,’ Roets said. ‘Our purpose is to present evidence, honour victims and argue for practical solutions.'
Lex Libertas and KragDag joined forces to present the Kopskuif Studio programme at KragDag. Here are all the 2026 recordings, gathered in one place.
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.
South Africa does not need another centralised system that expands state power at the expense of individual liberty and constitutional protections.
An open letter on the proposed digital identity regulations
An open letter from Lex Libertas to Roelf Meyer
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.
Kristof Slagmulder (Vlaams Belang): “Victims of anti-white racism must be heard. Problems do not disappear when we remain silent about them.”
"Trying to squeeze more revenue from that shrinking relationship of trust will not repair it."
Dr Ernst Roets explains what federalism is, what it could look like in South Africa, and why it could help address many of the country's constitutional challenges.
It appears that News24 has either forgotten what investigative journalism is, or it values ideological advocacy above 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 plans on extending its local structures in the Western Cape.