Abbreviation | Title | Publisher | Volume/issue |
AHRLJ | African Human Rights Law Journal | Centre for Human Rights, Department of Law, University of Pretoria |
(2024) 24.2 |
CCR | Constitutional Law Review | NISC (Pty) Ltd | (2024) 14.1 |
Rankin, C ‘Substantiating access: Considering when access to housing becomes enough to warrant legal protection’ (2024) 14.1 CCR 321.
Sahgal, R ‘In the aftermath: Poverty as a ground in South Africa and India’ (2024) 14.1 CCR 35.
Mubangizi, JC ‘Uganda’s unrelenting legislative efforts to criminalise same-sex relations: Implications for human rights’ (2024) 24.2 AHRLJ 720.
Oyeyemi, KK ‘Implementation of the right of the child to be heard under article 12(1) of the Convention on the Rights of the Child in Nigeria: Lessons from South Africa’ (2024) 24.2 AHRLJ 579.
Mavedzenge, JA ‘Towards a framework of reparatory measures for the enslavement and colonisation of the African people’ (2024) 24.2 AHRLJ 395.
Rawat, A ‘“Marriage” as a structural barrier to women’s equality: A comparative analysis of polygyny in India and South Africa’ (2024) 14.1 CCR 175.
Blouws, C ‘A feminist legal response to the silencing and repression of women who survive violence’ (2024) 14.1 CCR 153.
Ramji, B; Sibiya, S and Ramji, H ‘Tracing the historical development of employers’ legal remedies against strike action: Derivative misconduct, interdicts and dismissal by common purpose’ (2024) 14.1 CCR 207.
Maloisane, P and Mia, N ‘Drug use, vulnerability and the effects of criminalisation of drug use on vulnerable groups’ (2024) 14.1 CCR 237.
Quan, GM ‘Understanding the right to education under the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child, within the four pillars of interpretation’ (2024) 24.2 AHRLJ 502.
McConnachie, C ‘The right to a safe environment, here and now’ (2024) 14.1 CCR 283.
Abebe, BK ‘Extraordinary rendition and extraterritorial reach of the African human rights system’ (2024) 24.2 AHRLJ 447.
Lasseko-Phooko, M ‘Legislating against adult women’s consent to female genital mutilation: A feminist analysis of state practice in light of the Joint General Comment on Female Genital Mutilation by the African Commission and the African Children’s Committee’ (2024) 24.2 AHRLJ 533.
Matlala, R ‘Rape myths and the language of the law: The need for a feminist jurisprudential approach’ (2024) 14.1 CCR 137.
Cronin, B ‘Can National Treasury dictate future spending? Unpacking the Constitutional Court’s view’ (2024) 14.1 CCR 343.
Adejumo, OA ‘Demystifying the legal restrictions on abortion in Nigeria: Time to change the narrative’ (2024) 24.2 AHRLJ 559.
Biegon, J ‘The impact of country-specific resolutions of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights, 1994 – 2024’ (2024) 24.2 AHRLJ 854.
Juma, PO and Orao, B ‘The role of the Kenyan Judiciary in the implementation of decisions and recommendations of African regional mechanisms on human and peoples’ rights’ (2024) 24.2 AHRLJ 890.
Kebabazi, LW ‘The role of the African Commission in enhancing compliance with its decisions on communications’ (2024) 24.2 AHRLJ 781.
Mbanje, T and Okoloise, C ‘A contextual approach to strengthening state capacity to implement the decisions of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights’ (2024) 24.2 AHRLJ 911.
Namakula, CS ‘Expounding the frontiers of the human rights agenda of the African Union for the extra-Africa diaspora’ (2024) 24.2 AHRLJ 424.
Obwogi, JO and Kremte, HA ‘Decoding implementation of African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights decisions on communications in Botswana, Kenya and Ethiopia’ (2024) 24.2 AHRLJ 804.
Okoloise, C ‘Systematising monitoring: The case for a special mechanism for following up on the implementation of decisions by the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights’ (2024) 24.2 AHRLJ 985.
Olajuwon, TG and Asamoah, LO ‘The role of the Peace and Security Council in implementing the decisions of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights’ (2024) 24.2 AHRLJ 1017.
Purmah, NR ‘Diplomatic mechanisms as a springboard to enhance the implementation of decisions by the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights with specific reference to persons with disabilities’ (2024) 24.2 AHRLJ 962.
Viljoen, F; Adegalu, F and Olaitan, ZO ‘Special focus: Implementation of decisions of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights – Editorial’ (2024) 24.2 AHRLJ 772.
Ramalekana, N and De Vos, P ‘Erasure, xenophobic discrimination and non-citizens’ rights to equality and work in South Africa: A commentary on Rafoneke v Minister of Justice’ (2024) 14.1 CCR 1.
Herd, N ‘Schrödinger’s interdict? Subsidiarity and avoidance; the rule of law and constitutional rights’ (2024) 14.1 CCR 413.
Reiss, M and Tabengwa, M ‘Tug-of-war: LGBTIQ+ rights in the African human rights architecture’ (2024) 24.2 AHRLJ 472.
Moyo, M ‘Sexual consent laws and the child’s right to freedom from sexual exploitation in Zimbabwe: Unpacking the “polarising” legacy of Kawenda & Another v Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs & Others’ (2024) 24.2 AHRLJ 743.
Muwanga, TSN and Korsten, L ‘The right to food in South Africa: A consumer protection perspective’ (2024) 24.2 AHRLJ 632.
Surajpal, SK ‘When life means life: Considerations of rationality, dignity, and freedom and security of the person in the lifer parole process’ (2024) 14.1 CCR 261.
Agaba, DK ‘Analysing the implementation of refugee laws and policies in relation to women and girls: A case of Kampala, Uganda’ (2024) 24.2 AHRLJ 684.
Deng, MAW ‘Implications of James Dak’s 2016 deportation to South Sudan by the Kenyatta government in violation of international refugee law’ (2024) 24.2 AHRLJ 659.
Winchester, J ‘Making the world differently: A transformative approach to reasonable accommodation’ (2024) 14.1 CCR 71.
Ayeni, VO ‘The role of the African Commission in enhancing implementation monitoring through dialogue and documentation’ (2024) 24.2 AHRLJ 937.
Basson, GB ‘Towards transformative subsidiarity principles under the Constitutional Non-Discrimination Right and Equality Act’ (2024) 14.1 CCR 367.
Osman, F ‘Bwanya v Master: A softening of the doctrine of precedent’ (2024) 14.1 CCR 441.
Osman, F ‘An examination of the recognition of communities and partnership agreements under South Africa’s Traditional and Khoi-San Leadership Act’ (2024) 24.2 AHRLJ 609.
Bishop, M ‘This is just a tribute’ (2024) 14.1 CCR iii.
Campbell, M and Warwick, BTC ‘Temporality and the construction of women’s structural inequality’ (2024) 14.1 CCR 115.
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