Safeguarding South African schools: Civil society action against alcohol sales in educational settings

IF 1 Q4 BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES International journal of alcohol and drug research Pub Date : 2024-05-17 DOI:10.7895/ijadr.475
Terri-Liza Fortein, A. Diedericks
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The Southern African Alcohol Policy Alliance (SAAPA) in South Africa vehemently opposed Clause 8 of the Basic Education Legislation Amendment Bill (BELA) allowing alcohol sales at schools. This stance was grounded in the 2016 National Liquor Policy, advocating for distance between schools and liquor outlets. SAAPA's multifaceted approach included engaging government, experts, media advocacy, social mobilisation, and active participation in the legislative process. Their efforts, culminating in over 5000 submissions and an oral presentation, led to the removal of Clause 8 in September 2023. This success underscores the pivotal role of civil society in shaping evidence-based policies for public health and child welfare.
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保护南非学校:民间社会反对在教育场所售酒的行动
南非南部非洲酒类政策联盟(SAAPA)强烈反对《基础教育立法修正案》(BELA)第 8 条允许在学校销售酒类。这一立场以 2016 年国家酒类政策为基础,主张学校与酒类销售点之间保持距离。SAAPA 的多层面方法包括让政府、专家、媒体宣传、社会动员和积极参与立法过程。通过他们的努力,共提交了 5000 多份意见书并进行了口头陈述,最终于 2023 年 9 月废除了第 8 条。这一成功突显了民间社会在制定以证据为基础的公共卫生和儿童福利政策方面的关键作用。
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