The enjoyment of socio-economic rights imposes both the positive duty on the state to take steps to promote and fulfil these rights and the negative duty not to interfere or deprive a person of these rights. Having regard the above statement, answer the following questions;

Discuss the state's duty not to interfere with the enjoyment of socio-economic rights of individuals as alluded in the case of President of the Republic of South Africa and Another v Modderklip Boerdery (Pty) Ltd 2005 (5) SA 3 (CC). 15 marks Explain whether or not section 7(2) of the Constitution imposes a duty on private individuals to promote the realisation of socioeconomic rights on behalf of fellow citizens. Refer to relevant case law and constitutional provision. 10 marks [25 marks]