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In pictures: hundreds march in Overport demanding stronger labour rights and accountability

STRONG POLICE PRESENCE

Leon Lestrade|Published
Hundreds of members and supporters of Labour Laws Enforcement marched in Overport on Thursday calling for stricter enforcement of South Africa's labour laws, greater employer accountability, and stronger protection of workers' rights. The march began at Malls Tiles to Star Meats on Sparks Road. There was a heavy police presence monitoring the situation.

Hundreds of members and supporters of Labour Laws Enforcement marched in Overport on Thursday calling for stricter enforcement of South Africa's labour laws, greater employer accountability, and stronger protection of workers' rights. The march began at Malls Tiles to Star Meats on Sparks Road. There was a heavy police presence monitoring the situation.

Image: Leon Lestrade/ANA Pictures

Hundreds of members and supporters of Labour Laws Enforcement marched in Overport on Thursday calling for stricter enforcement of South Africa's labour laws, greater employer accountability, and stronger protection of workers' rights. The march began at Malls Tiles to Star Meats on Sparks Road. There was a heavy police presence monitoring the situation.

Hundreds of members and supporters of Labour Laws Enforcement marched in Overport on Thursday calling for stricter enforcement of South Africa's labour laws, greater employer accountability, and stronger protection of workers' rights. The march began at Malls Tiles to Star Meats on Sparks Road. There was a heavy police presence monitoring the situation.

Image: Leon Lestrade/ANA Studio

Hundreds of members and supporters of Labour Laws Enforcement marched in Overport on Thursday calling for stricter enforcement of South Africa's labour laws, greater employer accountability, and stronger protection of workers' rights. The march began at Malls Tiles to Star Meats on Sparks Road. There was a heavy police presence monitoring the situation.

Hundreds of members and supporters of Labour Laws Enforcement marched in Overport on Thursday calling for stricter enforcement of South Africa's labour laws, greater employer accountability, and stronger protection of workers' rights. The march began at Malls Tiles to Star Meats on Sparks Road. There was a heavy police presence monitoring the situation.

Image: Leon Lestrade/ANA Studio

Hundreds of members and supporters of Labour Laws Enforcement marched in Overport on Thursday calling for stricter enforcement of South Africa's labour laws, greater employer accountability, and stronger protection of workers' rights. The march began at Malls Tiles to Star Meats on Sparks Road. There was a heavy police presence monitoring the situation.

Hundreds of members and supporters of Labour Laws Enforcement marched in Overport on Thursday calling for stricter enforcement of South Africa's labour laws, greater employer accountability, and stronger protection of workers' rights. The march began at Malls Tiles to Star Meats on Sparks Road. There was a heavy police presence monitoring the situation.

Image: Leon Lestrade/ANA Studio

Hundreds of members and supporters of Labour Laws Enforcement marched in Overport on Thursday calling for stricter enforcement of South Africa's labour laws, greater employer accountability, and stronger protection of workers' rights. The march began at Malls Tiles to Star Meats on Sparks Road. There was a heavy police presence monitoring the situation.

Hundreds of members and supporters of Labour Laws Enforcement marched in Overport on Thursday calling for stricter enforcement of South Africa's labour laws, greater employer accountability, and stronger protection of workers' rights. The march began at Malls Tiles to Star Meats on Sparks Road. There was a heavy police presence monitoring the situation.

Image: Leon Lestrade/ANA Studio