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1. | Constitutional Court Review Beyond the Global Pandemic David Bilchitz |
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2. | The Constitutional Court’s 2018 Term: Lawfare or Window on the Struggle for Democratic Social Transformation? Theunis Roux, University of New South Wales |
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3. | Judicial Appointments in India: From Pillar to Post Arghya Sengupta, Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy, & Jay Vinayak Ojha, Independent |
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SYMPOSIUM: REFUGEE LAW | ||
4. | Access to Effective Refugee Protection in South Africa: Legislative Commitment, Policy Realities, Judicial Rectifications? Ruvi Ziegler, University of Reading |
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5. | No Return to Persecution or Danger: Judicial Application of the Principle of Non-Refoulement in Refugee Law in South Africa and Malawi Redson Edward Kapindu, High Court of Malawi |
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SYMPOSIUM: INTERNATIONAL LAW | ||
6. | The Constitutional Court’s Judgment in the SADC Tribunal Case: International Law Continues to Befuddle Dire Tladi, University of Pretoria |
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7. | We Are All International Lawyers; Now What? Taking Seriously the Constitutional Injunction to Integrate International Law Obligations into South African Law Andreas Coutsoudis & Max du Plessis, University of KwaZulu-Natal |
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8. | International Law, Access to Courts and Non-Retrogression: Law Society v President of the Republic of South Africa Sanya Samtani, University of Oxford |
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ARTICLES | ||
9. | South Africa’s Doctrinal Decline on the Right to Protest: Notification Requirements and the Shift from Fundamental Right to National Security Threat Jane Duncan, University of Johannesburg |
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10. | What’s So Wrong with Quotas? An Argument for the Permissibility of Quotas under s 9(2) of the South African Constitution Nomfundo Ramalekana, University of Oxford |
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11. | Sexual Harassment and Disciplinary Procedures: Never the Twain Shall Meet Bonita Meyersfeld, University of the Witwatersrand |
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12. | The Constitutional Court on the Rights of Minority Trade Unions in a Majoritarian Collective Bargaining System Stefan van Eck & Kamalesh Newaj, University of Pretoria |
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13. | ‘Swartman’: Racial Descriptor or Racial Slur? Rustenburg Platinum Mine v SAEWA obo Bester [2018] ZACC 13; 2018 (5) SA 78 (CC) Joanna Botha, Nelson Mandela University |
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14. | Where Is Property? Some Thoughts on the Theoretical Implications of Daniels v Scribante Zsa-Zsa Boggenpoel & Bradley Slade, Stellenbosch University |
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15. | The Problems with Prince: A Critical Analysis of Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development v Prince Nabeelah Mia, South African Institute for Advanced Constitutional, Public, Human Rights and International Law |
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