The Chief Registrar of Deeds has introduced a new requirement—Form LLL—which forces all individuals involved in land transactions to disclose their race, gender, nationality, and citizenship. The justification? Statistical and land audit purposes. But we know better.
This echoes South Africa’s painful apartheid history where racial classification was used as a tool for oppression. We cannot allow a return to racial categorisation by the state—especially not under the guise of land reform.
Read Free SA’s Letter to the Registrar here.
Support Free SA’s campaign to oppose the reintroduction of racial classification in property transactions.
Let’s protect our Constitution and our right to a non-racial, democratic South Africa.
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This campaign closed on 30 April 2025.
Key concerns:
Free SA is calling for the immediate withdrawal of Form LLL and the amendment of Regulation 18 to remove any obligation for racial classification.
We demand:
We are working towards a non-racial and prosperous South Africa, where your value is not defined by your race.
Key concerns:
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