A video of the teenage girl being beaten by a fellow pupil while others cheered her on has been widely shared on social media.
The party said that this was in addition to the decision it took to explore further legal challenges against the South African government on the matter.
Cosatu, the South African Teacher's Union and the Congress of South African Students want the bodies to act against the Western Cape Education Department for failing to place more than 6,000 learners.
HRC commissioner, Andre Gaum said the principle of unity in diversity was not alive and well as it should be.
This follows a backlash over interviews she conducted with politicians following Finance Minister Tito Mboweni's Budget speech last month.
The ANC's Jessie Duarte has also urged Icasa to investigate whether eNCA's conduct was inconsistent with its licence conditions.
The inquiry into the Vaal sewage spill has found that the waste pollution was undoubtedly a crisis and an obvious liability to the state.
The Human Rights Commission has released the findings of its investigation into the sewage crisis facing the Vaal District.
The commission launched an inquiry back in 2018 following media reports and complaints from residents who described the contamination as a crisis.
There have been long queues outside various Sassa offices in Cape Town as thousands of beneficiaries reapply for temporary disability grants that were suspended at the end of last month.
The party said that EFF leader Julius Malema must be held personally liable because he openly advocates for hate and violence.
SA Express was placed under business rescue in February and the COVID-19 lockdown on 26 March resulted in the grounding of its fleet. Workers said that they had not received any assistance from the Public Enterprises Department.
The Human Rights Commission has been joined by various organisations to challenge a Supreme Court ruling that upheld the columnist’s appeal of an Equality Court judgment.
Anti-gang unit commander, Lieutenant-Colonel Charl Kinnear, was shot and killed outside his Bishop Lavis home on Friday.
The commission released a statement reminding Zimbabwe's government that human rights knew no borders.
The commission was back in the area on Friday to meet community leaders and SAPS management in an attempt to find a lasting solution after Eldorado Park residents protested the alleged killing of a teen by police.
SAHRC commissioner Chris Nissen said they had sufficient evidence of hate speech and that the matter would be referred to the Equality Court.
The city said that this court order sets a dangerous precedent and made it almost impossible to protect property from unlawful occupation.
