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Browsing Research Articles (Institute for International and Comparative Law in Africa) by Subject "Constitution of the Republic of South Africa"
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(North West University, Faculty of Law, 2015)As this is a nation riddled with a history of inequality, the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa is a sign-post to what one hopes is an end destination of inclusivity. Post-1994 the new democratic government faced ...
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