This topic explores how compulsory traditional levies affect access to land, equality, and dignity in rural communities, and examines the human rights implications when such levies are imposed without transparency, consent, or legal accountability.

LAMOSA (Land Access Movement of South Africa) is a non-profit organisation that advocates for land rights, land access, and land restitution for marginalized communities in South Africa. The organisation supports rural and peri-urban communities affected by land dispossession, insecure tenure, and unlawful land occupation. LAMOSA works through advocacy, community engagement, research, legal referrals, and stakeholder collaboration to promote fair, transparent, and just land reform processes.