• The extra-judicial ejectment of land intruders : an evaluation of counter spoliation and the role of possession (Part 1) 

  Marais, Ernst; Muller, Gustav (LexisNexis, 2024-10)

  Die verweer van contra-spolie het gewoonlik min akademiese aandag geniet en was selfs as ʼn onkontroversiële deel van die privaatreg geag. Al hoe meer privaat- en staatseienaars van grond het egter onlangs begin om hierdie ...
• Analysing the International Legal Framework on Nationality : an African and Asian perspective 

  Dube, Angelo; Mahleza, Yeukai (Unisa Press, 2024-06)

  This article examines the prevention of and protection against statelessness through analysis of case law and laws that have dealt with this matter both internationally and at a regional level, with specific reference to ...
• South Africa’s chicken wars 

  Brink, G.F. (Gustav Francois) (Kluwer Law International, 2025)

  South Africa’s poultry industry has been fighting a war on imports since 1999. The battles in this war include the use of anti-dumping, significantly increased customs duties, SPS measures in the form of full country-bans ...
• The contribution of Uganda's Constitutional Court Petition No 16 Judgment to the right of access to quality emergency obstetric care under international law 

  Maravall-Buckwalter, Isabel; Dubin, Adam David; Durojaye, Ebenezer (Cambridge University Press, 2025)

  On 19 August 2020, the Constitutional Court of Uganda handed down a landmark judgment on maternal health rights in Uganda. This judgment held that the State of Uganda was responsible for violating the right to health, ...
• The New Development Bank in Africa : mid-term evaluation and lessons learned 

  Bradlow, Daniel David; Masamba, Magalie L. (Wiley, 2024-05)

  The New Development Bank (NDB) launched its first project in Africa on April 13, 2016, and on August 17, 2017, the Bank opened its Africa Regional Centre (ARC) in Johannesburg, South Africa. This article assesses the ...
• Can the death penalty still be considered a “cruel, inhumane and degrading punishment” in the face of South African prison conditions? 

  Curlewis, Llewelyn Gray; Carter, Katelyn-Mae (Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, Faculty of Law, 2024-06-01)

  The use of the death penalty as a form of punishment can be traced back to the earliest human civilisations. South Africa was no stranger to this punishment, and it was only abolished here in 1995. South Africa accepted ...
• International commercial mediation : international recognition and enforcement of mediation agreements 

  Curlewis, Llewelyn Gray; Raubenheimer, Ettian (Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, Faculty of Law, 2024-06-01)

  Global economic output has increased dramatically due to an increase in cross border trade, the rise of multinational corporations and globalisation. The globalisation of trade resulted in an increasing interaction ...
• An evaluation of alternative dispute resolution mechanisms in the African region 

  Baboolal-Frank, Rashri; Naude, Louis (Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, Faculty of Law, 2024-06-01)

  Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) in Africa is growing and flourishing but the region is not a global leader in conflict resolution. The African region still has many challenges to overcome. The region has the potential ...
• Unforeseen developments, GATT obligations and South Africa's safeguard investigations 

  Brink, G.F. (Gustav Francois) (University of South Africa, 2024-08)

  South Africa is one of the oldest users of trade remedies in the form of anti-dumping and countervailing, but is a newcomer to the use of safeguards. Since increasing its use of safeguards in 2012, the country has become ...
• South Africa judicial review of trade remedies in South Africa 

  Brink, G.F. (Gustav Francois) (Kluwer Law International, 2025-03)

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• Investors beware — public-interest considerations in merger review are significant : the Burger King matter 

  Church, Jacqueline (Juta Law Journals, 2024-09)

  In South Africa, statutory competition law serves as a vehicle to address both traditional economic goals and broader social and political concerns. This is particularly apparent in the field of merger regulation, where ...
• The doctrine of proportionality : a proposed solution to human rights infringements in sports adjudication 

  Van der Merwe, Bianca; Cloete, Rian (Pretoria University Law Press, 2024)

  The primary aim of this study is to emphasise the importance of applying consistent standards in the adjudication of human rights matters, particularly in the context of sports disputes. This study will investigate ...
• The rise of anti-gender movements in Africa and the erosion of LGBTQI+ rights : a case study of Botswana 

  Sekga, Ludo Lone (University of Pretoria, 2024)

  Understanding the reasons for the raging decline of LGBTQI+ rights in Africa is pivotal to countering this undoing of human rights. The recognition and understanding of anti-gender movements is critical in this regard. ...
• Maritime boundary delimitation in Africa : developing a normative and institutional approach for the African Union Border Programme to manage maritime boundary delimitations 

  Ntola, Siqhamo Yamkela (University of Pretoria, 2024-03-29)

  Jurisdictional certainty in Africa’s ocean spaces, as indicated in the 2050 Africa’s Integrated Maritime Strategy (AIMS), is essential if the continent’s oceans economy is to make a meaningful contribution towards ...
• Laying the foundations for a child-focused cities analytical framework : reflections from an international, interdisciplinary collaboration 

  Cairns, Lynne O.; Fambasayi, Rongedzayi; Katsidzira, Rejoice Shamiso; Milic, Predrag; Cilliers, Jua; Barros, Paula (Cogitatio Press, 2024-09-12)

  Children, a unique yet marginalized social group, hold immense potential for driving meaningful social and environmental change, both in their current lives and as future stewards of the planet. However, their significant ...
• Symbolic popular participation in constitution-making and constitutionalism in francophone Africa 

  Fombad, Charles Manga; Socher, Johannes (Edinburgh University Press, 2024-11)

  Increasingly, popular participation has come to be regarded globally as a best practice in constitution-making. This article examines the different forms of popular participation in the most recent constitution-making ...
• South African dagga : piping on the related intellectual property rights and indigenous knowledge systems 

  Oriakhogba, Desmond O.; Okorie, Chijioke; Lavhengwa, Livhuwani Sosanah (Inderscience, 2024-09)

  The use of dagga has been partially legalised and decriminalised in South Africa and there is increasing awareness with regards to its importance to national development. Thus, a dagga industry is emerging in South Africa. ...
• Corporate governance frameworks within South African-based non-governmental organisations in the human rights sector 

  Dunkle-Kock, M. J. (University of Pretoria, 2024-11)

  South Africa’s vibrant and growing civil society is often an important force in high profile legal matters on human rights, and has initiated multiple landmark cases to vindicate the rights contained in the South African ...
• Compliance with decent work standards by multinational enterprises 

  Maluleke, Tirhani Foster (University of Pretoria, 2024-08)

  In contemporary times, the issue of human and labour rights violations has gained significant momentum, rendering it imperative for international organisations, states, and businesses to address this critical concern. It ...
• Enforcement of victims’ right to reparation for violation of International humanitarian law by peacekeepers 

  Umenze, Nnamdi S.S. (University of Pretoria, 2024-10)

  This study explores the scope of the duty to provide reparations, the individual victims' right to reparation and the process to obtain or enforce reparations for misconduct committed by peacekeepers, which constitutes a ...

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