Constitutional Court (South Africa)

The Constitutional Court of South Africa is the nation’s highest court for constitutional issues. It reviews laws, government actions, and disputes to ensure they comply with the Constitution—the country’s fundamental legal framework. The Court protects fundamental rights like equality, freedom, and justice, ensuring that laws and practices respect these principles. It also has the power to interpret the Constitution and resolve conflicts between different branches of government or between laws and constitutional rights. Comprising 11 justices appointed based on merit, the Court plays a crucial role in maintaining the constitutional order and safeguarding democracy in South Africa.