The Bill of Rights is a list of fundamental human rights of every member of a society which the state cannot or should not violate. The Bill of Rights is contained in Sections 7 to 29 of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996

The first edition of Rights for All - The South African Bill of Rights in All Official Languages, part of the Juta's Legislation eBook series, reflects the law as at 22 October 2018.

• What's New 
• Key Addresses 
• The Bill of Rights: An Overview National Anthem of South Africa 
• Rights for All: The South African Bill of Rights
  • Sesotho—Bili ya Ditokelo 
  • Tshivenda—Biḽi ya Pfanelo 
  • English—Bill of Rights 
  • Afrikaans—Handves van Regte 
  • isiXhosa—IBhili Yamalungelo
  • Setswana—Molaotlhomo wa Ditshwanelo 
  • Sepedi—Molao wa Ditokelo
  • Xitsonga—Tsalwa ra Timfanelo
  • isiZulu—UMqulu Wamalungelo 
  • isiNdebele—UmTlolo wamaLungelo 
  • siSwati—Umtsetfo weMalungelo eBuntfu

• Legal aid agencies and advice centres 
• Schools and other educational institutions 
• Government institutions 
• Labour organisations 
• Academics and students 
• Libraries 
• Legal practitioners 
• The general public