Tshepo Madlingozi is a reparative justice scholar-activist and public intellectual whose work concerns the relationship between decolonisation, social justice, participatory democracy, and collective worldmaking.

From his early political awakening in communities impacted by mining to his influence shaping national

and international human rights discourse, his journey demonstrates a strong dedication to equality, accountability, and justice.

As a Human Rights Commissioner, scholar, and widely published commentator, Tshepo’s work persistently challenges power structures, reimagines justice, and motivates collective action. Read more to learn about

the ideas, experiences, and struggles that have influenced his work.