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Browsing Public Law by UP Author "De Wet, Erika"
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De Wet, Erika (Faculty of Law, North West University, 2014)The Fick case which was decided by the Constitutional Court on 27 June 2013 was the first time since its inception that the Constitutional Court was confronted with the status of a binding international decision within ...
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De Wet, Erika (The Verloren van Themmat Centre for Public Law Studies, UNISA, 2017)Since the end of the Second World War, there has been a proliferation of international human rights treaties, both within the United Nations system as well as at the regional level. These instruments are aimed at protecting ...
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De Wet, Erika (Cambridge University Press, 2014-06)The article examines the evolution of military operations by the Economic Community of Western African States (ECOWAS) and the South African Development Community (SADC) over the last three decades. By examining ...
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De Wet, Erika (Oxford University Press, 2013)This contribution analyses the implications of the Kadi decision of the European Court of Justice of July 2013 and the Nada decision of the European Court of Human Rights of September 2013. Both decisions have given ...
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De Wet, Erika (American Society of International Law, 2009-01)No abstract available.
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The implications of President Al-Bashir's visit to South Africa for international and domestic law De Wet, Erika (Journal of International Criminal Justice, 2015-06)This article assesses whether the South African North-Gauteng High Court correctly decided in June 2015 that the government violated international and domestic law when failing to arrest President Al Bashir of Sudan, ...
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De Wet, Erika (The Verloren van Themmat Centre for Public Law Studies, UNISA, 2013)In April 2014 the Republic of the Marshall Islands instituted proceedings before the International Court of Justice against India, the United Kingdom and Pakistan respectively. The focus of the applications concerned the ...
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De Wet, Erika; Du Plessis, Anel (Juta Law, 2010)The South African Constitutional Court has not yet had sufficient opportunity to clarify the meaning of positive obligations of the state imposed by the environmental right contained in section 24 of the Constitution of ...
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De Wet, Erika (Oxford University Press, 2015-11)This article examines how two prominent criteria for permissible military intervention by invitation as developed in doctrine are currently implemented by states as well as how this impacts the prohibition of the use of ...
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De Wet, Erika (Cambridge University Press, 2018)This contribution explores the implications of United Nations Security Council (UNSC) referrals under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations to the International Criminal Court (ICC) for the immunity ratione ...
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De Wet, Erika (American Society of International Law, 2017)This essay describes tensions that arise between two types of public goods enshrined in the United Nations Charter—the right to self-determination of people(s) within a territorial state and peace and security—in ...
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De Wet, Erika (Oxford University Press, 2013-03)The article explores the impact of Zimbabwe’s land reform policies since the turn of the century on the Southern African Development Community (SADC), notably its central issue instrument for dispute settlement, namely ...
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