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SayProCMR 2025 Human Rights Day Speech Delivered by: Martha Keditlwaetse Mosheshoe Deputy Secretary, SayPro Royal Committee
Honourable guests, fellow SayPro leaders, staff, youth, and partners,
Today, as we gather to commemorate Human Rights Day, I am deeply honoured to speak on behalf of the SayPro Royal Committee — and to stand with you in remembrance, in reflection, and in renewed commitment.
Human Rights Day is not just a historical marker. It is a living legacy — a reminder of the price that was paid for our freedom, and the promise we are still working to fulfil.
We remember the tragedy of Sharpeville not only to mourn, but to mobilise — to rise with courage, to lead with compassion, and to ensure that never again will the dignity of any person be denied, overlooked, or forgotten.
As the SayPro Royal Committee, we believe that human rights are not only political — they are personal. They live in the homes of the unemployed mother, in the dreams of a rural child, and in the everyday lives of young people who just want a chance.
And that is why SayPro exists — to turn rights into reality.
Rights to education.
Rights to safety.
Rights to expression, employment, justice, and identity.These are not privileges for the few — they are the inheritance of us all.
From the Royal Committee’s perspective, our role is not only ceremonial. It is one of moral responsibility. It is our duty to uphold the values of dignity, fairness, and unity — not just in words, but through action. And we are proud to walk this journey alongside SayPro, whose impact continues to touch lives across this nation and beyond.
Let us never forget: True freedom requires follow-through.
It is not enough to have rights in the Constitution — we must see them in our classrooms, our communities, and our leadership.As we celebrate this Human Rights Day in 2025, we call upon:
- Our leaders to lead with justice, not just power.
- Our youth to rise as agents of change, not victims of silence.
- Our elders to continue guiding with wisdom, not fear.
- And all of us — to never grow comfortable in a world where others still struggle to breathe freely.
To the SayPro team: your work embodies the spirit of this day.
To our young people: your voice matters, your story matters, your future matters.
And to our nation: let us walk boldly in the footsteps of those who marched before us, not just to remember — but to redeem.Together, let us build a society where human rights are not simply remembered on a single day — but respected every day.
May the values of equality, justice, and humanity forever be our compass.
I thank you.
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SayProCMR 2025 Human Rights Day Speech By Jane Ndlovu, Deputy Treasurer, SayPro Royal Committee
Delivered on Human Rights Day – 21 March 2025
Good morning, SayPro family, honoured guests, fellow South Africans,
It is both a privilege and a calling to stand before you today — not just as Deputy Treasurer of the SayPro Royal Committee, but as a daughter of the soil, a servant of the people, and a guardian of our shared legacy.
Today, on Human Rights Day, we do more than commemorate a chapter in history. We ignite a flame of remembrance — for the souls of Sharpeville who fell so we could rise, for the voices that demanded justice when silence was the easy choice, and for the generations that continue to march for equality, freedom, and dignity.
This day is sacred.
It reminds us that human rights are not given — they are fought for, protected, and lived.
As the SayPro Royal Committee, we carry with us the wisdom of traditional leadership, the spirit of unity, and the deep responsibility to ensure that our people — young and old — are never forgotten, never left behind, and never silenced.
We thank SayPro for creating platforms where voices are amplified, youth are empowered, and justice is pursued not only in law but in life.
From our role in the Committee, we are here to serve — not with titles, but with truth.
We are here to say: the fight is not over.- When a young woman is still afraid to walk home at night — our work is not done.
- When a child goes to school hungry — justice has not been served.
- When elderly citizens are excluded from healthcare and safety — dignity has been denied.
We must remember that human rights live in everyday choices:
How we govern.
How we lead.
How we serve.As Deputy Treasurer, I understand the power of resources. But more than that, I understand that what we treasure most must be our people — their lives, their potential, their dreams.
SayPro continues to be a light in dark places — creating opportunity where there was none, building futures where others saw despair, and nurturing talent in communities often overlooked.
To all the youth watching today: You are not powerless. You are purpose-filled.
You are the next generation of protectors of rights, bearers of justice, and builders of peace.Let us work hand in hand — from royal councils to grassroots movements, from boardrooms to classrooms — to ensure that every person in this country is treated not as a number, but as a human being.
We must budget for justice, plan for progress, and invest in a future that is fair, inclusive, and free.
To my fellow members of the SayPro Royal Committee: let us never grow weary in honouring our traditions while advancing transformation. We are the bridge between the wisdom of our ancestors and the dreams of our children.
And to SayPro: thank you for your unwavering commitment. You remind us that human rights must not only be remembered, they must be realised — every single day.
Let us rise together, for justice.
Let us rise together, for dignity.
Let us rise together, for humanity.May our voices echo the truth: Human rights belong to all. And we will protect them — as a people, as a nation, and as a movement.
Thank you.
Ngiyabonga. Ke a leboga. Baie dankie. Thank you.