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He has written a number of important articles about democracy and the poor and in late 2007 his work was discussed at a special meeting at ] University.<ref></ref> He wrote a number of important articles about democracy and the poor and in late 2007 his work was discussed at a special meeting at ] University.<ref></ref>


==Online Articles by Philani Zungu== ==Online Articles by Philani Zungu==

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Philani Zungu was the Deputy–President of the South African shack dwellers' movement Abahlali baseMjondolo in 2006 and 2007. He was also the chairperson of the Pemary Ridge Development Committee in Reservoir Hills in Durban.

Repression

He was arrested on 3 occasions for his political activism and in 2007 was very badly assaulted on one occasion suffering permanent damage to his left ear. He successfully sued the South African police for assault with the support of Amnesty International. In 2009 the police were reported to have fired live ammunition into his shack.

Writing

He wrote a number of important articles about democracy and the poor and in late 2007 his work was discussed at a special meeting at Harvard University.

Online Articles by Philani Zungu

References

  1. Philani Zungu arrested by the notorious Sydenham police once again | Abahlali baseMjondolo
  2. Minister of Police to pay damages to Abahlali members for police brutality, Socio-Economic Rights Institute of South Africa
  3. Notes on the Underside of South African Democracy, South African Civil Society Information Service, 26 Jul 2011
  4. Reading from Philani Zungu's Work & Discussion at Harvard University, Boston, USA | Abahlali baseMjondolo


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