Kildemateriale

Summary of key findings from the National Evictions Survey, Social surveys Africa

Nkuzi Development Association, www.nkuzi.org.za

Rotten fruit: Tesco profits as women workers pay a high price

Actionaid UK, www.actionaid.org.uk

Livelihoods struggles of women farm workers in South Africa

Fatima Shabodien, www.wfp.org.za

Challenging the practice and legacy of the Tot (dop) system on farms in Stellenbosch, A history of DOPSTOP, 1995-2005, http://www.dopstop.org.za/

Deracializing Exploitation? ‘Black Economic Empowerment’ in the South African Wine Industry

Andries Du Toit, Sandra Kruger and Stefano Ponte,

Journal of Agrarian Change, Vol. 8 No. 1, January 2008, pp. 6-32.

TO BEE OR NOT TO BEE? SOUTH AFRICA’S ‘BLACK ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT’ (BEE), CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND THE STATE IN THE SOUTH

Stefano Ponte, Simon Roberts and Lance van Sittert

DIIS Working Paper no 2006/27

THE WINE INDUSTRY TRANSFORMATION CHARTER, Annexure 4, South African Wine Industry Council, Monday 30 July, 2007, http://www.sawit.co.za/

What land reform has meant and could mean to farm workers in South Africa, Theme: Farm Workers and Land Reform in Southern Africa

Ruth Hall, Karin Kleinbooi and Ndodomzi Mvamb, Centre for Rural Legal Studies

Paper presented at the SARPN conference on Land Reform and Poverty Alleviation in Southern Africa Pretoria, 4th and 5th June 2001

Sexual harassment, Is it really a problem on farms, Report of a fact-finding survey of farm workers conducted in 2006 Rural Education, Awareness and Community Health, REACH

http://www.laborrights.org/rights-for-working-women/resources/356

HIV/AIDS on farms in the Western Cape

Research conducted by Mikki van Zyl of Simply Said and Done for the Centre for Rural Legal Studies, Stellenbosch January 2006