LEGAL
LEGAL
Contact: Judith Griessel
Position: Director
+27 82 928 2990
Griessel Consulting is a legal and labour law consultancy that provides businesses,
organisations, and the Independent Education sector with legal and employment advice. The
Directors of Griessel Consulting are admitted advocates to the High Court of South Africa and
have a combined experience of 43 years in the corporate and business environments. Litigation
skills have been honed by serving as prosecutors and then as magistrates before moving into the private sector, and further by representing employers at the CCMA.
Contact Person: Judith Griessel
+27 82 928 2990
Griessel Consulting is a legal and labour law consultancy that provides businesses,
organisations, and the Independent Education sector with legal and employment advice. The
Directors of Griessel Consulting are admitted advocates to the High Court of South Africa and
have a combined experience of 43 years in the corporate and business environments. Litigation
skills have been honed by serving as prosecutors and then as magistrates before moving into the private sector, and further by representing employers at the CCMA.
Contact Person: Judith Griessel
Position: Director
+27 82 928 2990
info@griesselconsulting.co.za
www.griesselconsulting.co.za
Griessel Consulting is a legal and labour law consultancy that provides businesses,
organisations, and the Independent Education sector with legal and employment advice. The
Directors of Griessel Consulting are admitted advocates to the High Court of South Africa and
have a combined experience of 43 years in the corporate and business environments. Litigation
skills have been honed by serving as prosecutors and then as magistrates before moving into the private sector, and further by representing employers at the CCMA.
Contact: Michael Swain
Position: Executive Director
+27 21 556 5502
FOR SA (Freedom of Religion South Africa) is a legal advocacy organisation working to protect
and promote the constitutional right to religious freedom in South Africa. We do this by
engaging with government on policies, and making submissions to Parliament on draft
legislation, that may negatively impact on religious freedom. We also appear – as a “friend of
the court” or principal party – before government commissions and the Courts (including the
Constitutional Court) in cases affecting religious freedom. Increasingly, laws are proposed that
make the State rather than the Bible the highest authority on what Christians should believe,
and how they should act according to those beliefs. Many of these laws subscribe to a secular
liberalist world-view and as such, are in direct conflict with Christian and family value.
FOR SA (Freedom of Religion South Africa) is a legal advocacy organisation working to protect
and promote the constitutional right to religious freedom in South Africa. We do this by
engaging with government on policies, and making submissions to Parliament on draft
legislation, that may negatively impact on religious freedom. We also appear – as a “friend of
the court” or principal party – before government commissions and the Courts (including the
Constitutional Court) in cases affecting religious freedom. Increasingly, laws are proposed that
make the State rather than the Bible the highest authority on what Christians should believe,
and how they should act according to those beliefs. Many of these laws subscribe to a secular
liberalist world-view and as such, are in direct conflict with Christian and family value.
Contact Person: Michael Swain
Position: Executive Director
+27 21 556 5502
info@forsa.org.za
www.forsa.org.za
FOR SA (Freedom of Religion South Africa) is a legal advocacy organisation working to protect
and promote the constitutional right to religious freedom in South Africa. We do this by
engaging with government on policies, and making submissions to Parliament on draft
legislation, that may negatively impact on religious freedom. We also appear – as a “friend of
the court” or principal party – before government commissions and the Courts (including the
Constitutional Court) in cases affecting religious freedom. Increasingly, laws are proposed that
make the State rather than the Bible the highest authority on what Christians should believe,
and how they should act according to those beliefs. Many of these laws subscribe to a secular
liberalist world-view and as such, are in direct conflict with Christian and family value.