Allain, Jean; O'Shea, Andreas(Johns Hopkins University Press, 2002-02)
Within the domain of respect for human and peoples’ rights by African states
there has been, until recently, little unity of purpose. The common standards
that African states have maintained in their laws and practices ...
Are anarchy and the law antithetical? Not so, as for more than 350 years international law has governed a legal order based on anarchy; wherein no central authority exists and law functions not on the basis of coercion but ...
One would expect no less from this study of contemporary forms of slavery by Emmanuel
Decaux, than that it identifies the fundamental puzzle at the heart of legal issues surrounding
human exploitation, namely, that:
...
In November 2010, under the authority of the South African National
Director of Public Prosecution, Netcare Kwa-Zulu (Pty) Limited entered into
an agreement whereby it pleaded guilty to 102 counts related to charges
stemming ...
