| Abbreviation | Title | Publisher | Volume/issue |
| SAJBL | South African Journal of Bioethics and Law | South African Medical Association NPC |
(2022) 15.2 (2022) 15.3 (2023) 16.1 |
| SAJHR | South African Journal on Human Rights | Taylor & Francis |
(2021) 37.4 (2022) 38.1/2 (2022) 38.3/4 |
| SAJS | Southern African Journal of Security | University of South Africa Press | (2023) |
| SAPL | Southern African Public Law | University of South Africa Press |
(2022) 37.1 (2022) 37.2 |
Knight, J; Flack-Davison, E; Engelbrecht, S; Visagie, RG; Beukes, W; Coetzee, T; Mwale, M and Ralefala, D ‘A literature review analysis of engagement with the Nagoya Protocol, with specific application to Africa’ (2022) 15.2 SAJBL 69.
Cachalia, R ‘Resuscitating the PAJA in state self-review? Compcare Wellness Medical Scheme v Registrar of Medical Schemes’ (2022) 38.1/2 SAJHR 70.
Fawole, CE ‘Making the best of the best interests: A commentary of AB v Pridwin Preparatory School’ (2022) 38.1/2 SAJHR 128.
Soma-Pillay, P; Nkosi-Thomas, L and Pillay, Y ‘Rights of the fetus: Voice of the unborn baby and Constitutional Court decision’ (2022) 15.2 SAJBL 40.
Rägo, L and Zweygarth, M ‘The CIOMS consensus report on clinical research in resource-limited settings’ (2022) 15.3 SAJBL 70.
Mukwevho, N ‘The evolution and development of the principle of free, prior and informed consent in South Africa’ (2022) 38.1/2 SAJHR 144.
Kovane, GP; Nikoderm, VC and Khondowe, O ‘Informed consent in clinical trials’ (2022) 15.2 SAJBL 48.
Kamolane-Kgadima, B; Kathi, T; Moloko, T; Malindi, Z; Mhiribidi, RT; Skosana, T and Chagopa, AR ‘Constitutional Court statistics for the 2020 term’ (2021) 37.4 SAJHR 566.
Mudau, P and ‘Nyane, H ‘A critical analysis of Zimbabwe’s non-implementation of constitutional injunctions on devolution’ (2022) 37.2 SAPL.
Abioye, F ‘COVID-19, Women’s rights, and the rule of law in Africa: Muddying the waters’ (2022) 37.1 SAPL.
Albertyn, C and Adams, R ‘Introduction: Special issue on “The Covid-19 Pandemic, Inequalities and Human Rights in South Africa”, part 2’ (2021) 37.4 SAJHR 437.
Dube, F ‘Testing the right to vote in free, fair, and regular local government elections in South Africa: Challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic’ (2022) 37.1 SAPL.
Fagbayibo, B; Mulaudzi, M; Mooki, M; Chembe, K ‘Editorial: Another day, another COVID-19 special issue: A vital “bandwagon”’ (2022) 37.1 SAPL.
Kavuro, C ‘The COVID-19 pandemic and socio-economic protection for refugees in South Africa’ (2021) 37.4 SAJHR 466.
Klaaren, J and Ray, B ‘South Africa’s technologies enhancing contact tracing for Covid-19: A human rights and techno-politics assessment’ (2021) 37.4 SAJHR 535.
Mahhumane, D ‘Dismissal of an employee for failing to follow COVID-19 regulations: Eskort Limited v Mogotsi [2021] JR1644-20 (LC) (2022) 37.1 SAPL.
Mushariwa, M ‘Transformation agenda during COVID-19: Do the means justify the ends?’ (2022) 37.2 SAPL.
Neluvhalani, VSJ ‘Statelessness and COVID-19 in South Africa’ (2022) 37.1 SAPL.
Olayinka, OF ‘The COVID-19 pandemic and education during a state of emergency: Re-assessing the right to education of children with disabilities in Nigeria’ (2022) 37.1 SAPL.
Olivier, M and Govindjee, A ‘Asylum seekers in South Africa and COVID-19: A catalyst for social security law reform?’ (2021) 37.4 SAJHR 442.
Owie, UN ‘Multilateralism and management of public health emergencies: A case study of the Africa Joint Continental Strategy for COVID-19 Outbreak’ (2022) 37.1 SAPL.
Pillay, K ‘Impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the occupational roles of private security officers in South Africa’ (2023) SAJS.
Bande, L ‘Criminalising harmful cultural practices: Lessons from Malawi’ (2022) 37.2 SAPL.
Boonzaaier, L ‘Delictual liability for injuries suffered at childcare centres’ (2022) 38.3/4 SAJHR 309.
Ally, N; Ozah, K and Peacock, TN ‘Renewal and Reform: Special Issue on “Realising the Rights of Children to Quality Early Childhood Development in South Africa”’ (2022) 38.3/4 SAJHR 163.
Bekink, M ‘The right of children with disabilities to early childhood development: Is South Africa complying with international law?’ (2022) 38.3/4 SAJHR 192.
Biersteker, L; Berry, L and Gwele, M ‘In whose best interests? The ECD regulatory framework, understandings of the best interests of the young child and access to quality early education’ (2022) 38.3/4 SAJHR 215.
Brooks, LE; Kotzé, J; Almeleh, C; and Senona, E ‘Assessing the policy options for the public provisioning of early childhood development programmes’ (2022) 38.3/4 SAJHR 240.
Bryer, MR and van Leeve, Y ‘Early childhood development and decent jobs for women: Planting two trees from one seed?’ (2022) 38.3/4 SAJHR 261.
Fredman, S; Donati, G and Naicker, S ‘New beginnings: The right to equality and early childhood care and education’ (2022) 38.3/4 SAJHR 167.
Peacock, TN ‘Advancing early childhood development: The role of local government’ (2022) 38.3/4 SAJHR 285.
Furtak, AM ‘Developing ethical research behaviour in doctoral students’ (2022) 15.2 SAJBL 65.
Omutoko, K; Amugune, B; Nyawira, T; Inwani, I; Muchoki, C; Masika, M; Omosa-Manyonyi, G; Kamau, C; K’Apiyo, L and Jaoko, W ‘Strengthening research ethics oversight in Africa: The Kenyan example’ (2023) 16.1 SAJBL 19.
Van Staden, W; Nienaber, A; Rossouw, T; Turner, A; Flimalter, C; Mervier, AE; Nel, JG; Bapela, B; Beetge, MM; Blumenthal, R; Castelyn, CDV; de Witt, TW; Dlagnekova, AG; Kotze, C; Mangwane, JS; Napoles, L; Sommers, R; Sykes, L; Van Zyl, WB; Venter, M; Uys, A and Warren, N ‘Race in health research: Considerations for researchers and research ethics committees’ (2023) 16.1 SAJBL 9.
Kwinda, M; Labuschaigne, M and Slabbert, M ‘Disciplinary proceedings against healthcare practitioners facing criminal charges: The role of the Health Professions Council of South Africa’ (2022) 15.2 SAJBL 44.
Mahomed, S; Labuschaigne, M and Slabbert, M ‘Justice in the provision of healthcare services – A stifled right in the private sector’ (2022) 15.3 SAJBL 92.
Katzew, J ‘The role of insurance at the intersection of COVID-19 and inequality through the lens of the cases: Cafe Chameleon CC v Guardrisk Insurance Company Ltd and Ma-Afrika Hotels (Pty) Ltd v Santam Limited’ (2021) 37.4 SAJHR 492.
Swales, L; Botes, M; Donnelly, D and Thaldar, D ‘Towards a data transfer agreement for the South African research community: The empowerment approach’ (2023) 16.1 SAJBL 13.
Joseph, RS; Mahiti, GR; Frumence, G and Ulrich, CM ‘Parents’ perceptions of ethical issues in adolescents’ HIV care and treatment at Temeke Regional Referral Hospital, Tanzania’ (2022) 15.2 SAJBL 54.
Alsamara, T; Farouk, G and Halima, M ‘Public health and the legal regulation of medical services in Algeria: Between the public and private sectors’ (2022) 15.2 SAJBL 60.
Sogunro, A ‘Dignity for the Queer African: How the right to dignity in International Human Rights Law imposes obligations on all states to protect sexual minorities’ (2022) 37.1 SAPL.
Nxumalo, L ‘How can talent management promote human rights, accelerate inclusion and advance persons with disabilities in the workplace?’ (2022) 38.1/2 SAJHR 46.
Pienaar, JM, Du Plessis, W and Johnson, E ‘Land matters and rural development: 2021’ (2022) 37.2 SAPL.
Sidane, N ‘Prophecy and the pandemic: The vindication of decolonial legal critical scholarship’ (2022) 37.1 SAPL.
Twani, N and Soyapi, CB ‘The legal accountability of local government in South Africa for the failure to deliver sanitation services’ (2022) 38.1/2 SAJHR 92.
Strode, A and Badul, C ‘Mandatory reporting obligations within the context of health research: Grappling with some of the ethical-legal complexities’ (2023) 16.1 SAJBL 4.
Dhai, A ‘Ethics replaced by politics at the patient’s bedside: Sad and dark times in our post-1994 trajectory’ (2022) 15.2 SAJBL 38.
Maloka, TC; Sefoka, IM ‘Accountability, estoppel and bypassing of the Municipal Finance Management Act: A note on Merifon (Pty) Ltd v Greater Letaba Municipality Trilogy’ (2022) 37.2 SAPL.
Dhai, A ‘How is South Africa going to implement NHI when corruption is so rampant?’ (2022) 15.3 SAJBL 76.
Du Plessis, WJ ‘LM du Plessis’ (2021) 37.4 SAJHR 558.
Anyamele, U ‘Parens patriae jurisdiction and religious beliefs of parents in medical treatment of a minor: Examining the Supreme Court’s decision in Tega Esabunor v Faweya & Ors (2019) LPELR 46961 (SC) in light of international practice’ (2023) 16.1 SAJBL 29.
Kengi, B and Nkosi, V ‘Analysis of the current legal framework protecting the health of communities near gold mine tailings in South Africa’ (2022) 37.2 SAPL.
Viljoen, SM ‘Resistance to reform property: A “resilient property” perspective’ (2022) 38.1/2 SAJHR 24.
Mahomed, S and Labuschaigne, ML ‘The evolving role of research ethics committees in the era of open data’ (2022) 15.3 SAJBL 70.
Kohn, L ‘Private sporting bodies and the “supervisory disciplines of public law”: Ndoro v South African Football Association as an apt case study for line-drawing within a four-quadrant typology’ (2022) 38.1/2 SAJHR 92.
Osman, G and Baase, M ‘The recognition of same-sex customary marriages under South African customary law’ (2022) 38.1/2 SAJHR 1.
Endouware, BE and Okwu, E ‘Librarians’ perceptions of the security of library resources in university libraries in Bayelsa State, Nigeria’ (2023) SAJS.
De Gama, RA ‘Déjà Vu: A fictional take on the repeated history of pandemics and IP law’ (2022) 37.1 SAPL.
Bahtiri, B; Maxhuni, Q; Ferizi, R ‘Bioethics of childbirth for another (surrogate motherhood) in the Civil Code of Kosovo’ (2023) 16.1 SAJBL 23.
Thaldar, D ‘The right to family life: Why the genetic link requirement for surrogacy should be struck out’ (2022) 15.3 SAJBL 84.
Phyffer, J ‘Degrowth and international law: Assessing the compatibility of degrowth and the principle of sustainable development’ (2022) 37.2 SAPL.
Balogun, FA ‘Urban security governance in residential neighbourhoods: A researcher’s perspective’ (2023) SAJS.
Dhai, A ‘Vaccine production in Africa: Will initiatives survive?’ (2023) 16.1 SAJBL 92.
Dube, A ‘Compulsory vaccinations of minors in international law as discussed in Vavricka v the Czech Republic – implications for South Africa’ (2022) 37.2 SAPL.
Mate, LE ‘The obligations of governments and big pharma regarding equitable vaccine supply’ (2022) 37.1 SAPL.
Steyn, NR ‘Exploring the adequacy of South African water law in managing non-revenue water: A focus on South African Cities’ (2022) 37.1 SAPL.
Winchester, J ‘Too taxing, too much taxing, or not progressive enough? The introduction of a wealth tax as an equality imperative in South Africa’ (2021) 37.4 SAJHR 512.
Kathleen Kriel BTech (Journ) is the Production Editor at De Rebus.
This article was first published in De Rebus in 2023 (Sep) DR 41.
