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Browsing Public Law by Subject "Africa"
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(Pretoria University Law Press, 2019)This article analysed article 16 of the United Nation convention relating to the status of refugees 1951, which provides free access to courts in the contracting states for all refugees, in relation to victims of sexual ...
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Down on the farm and barefoot in the kitchen: farm labour and domestic labour as forms of servitude (Taylor & Francis, 2007-10)This article evaluates the claim that working conditions for farm workers and domestic workers in South Africa can be analysed in terms of the constitutional prohibition against servitude. Recent research and statistics ...
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(Johns Hopkins University Press, 2016)Slavery, long abolished under international law, left a devastating imprint on Africa. However, enslavement of women through forced marriages remains a common phenomenon in many African states. These African states ...
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(University of Pretoria, 2010-10-09)The emergence of the African Union (AU) is seen as an effort to reposition Africa for the challenges of contemporary global realpolitik and, in particular, it provides a road map towards the attainment of a political union. ...
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(Oxford University Press, 2024-01)The sharing of health data is an essential component in the provision of healthcare, in medical research, and disease surveillance. Health data sharing is subject to regulatory frameworks that vary across jurisdictions. ...
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(University of Pretoria, 2011-10-26)Over time, news about Africa has not been encouraging, whether in relation to poverty; incessant and sporadic conflicts; ineffective leadership; or in relation to the failure of the continent to develop in spite of the ...
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