The South African Human Rights Commission in KZN is concerned that not enough is being done to help the victims find proper housing.
Many KwaZulu-Natal flood victims are still displaced.
They are still living in shelters, where safety is a concern.
There are growing calls for government to do more.
The province was battered by floods in April which caused damage to roads, water, and power supply systems.
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