• Climate change regulatory framework and the protection of cultural rights in South Africa 

  Maiwashe, Dzivhuluwani Rueben (2022-11-10)

  Climate change's severe consequences on cultural rights represent a clear threat to South Africa's development and progress. South Africa is affected by climate change, which is currently the world's greatest challenge. ...
• The admission and enrolment of foreign legal practitioners in SACU countries as an international trade services issue 

  Mambure, Yolanda Nyasha (2022-11-10)

  When WTO members make GATS commitments, it is imperative to do follow-up studies to establish how each member adheres to her international obligations and the laws they profess to uphold. To this end, the dissertation ...
• The implications of judicial non-intervention in religious matters: a South African human rights law perspective A 

  Mukwevho, Tshimangadzo Donald (2022-11-10)

  Since the decision by the court in Johan Daniel Strydom v Nederduitse Gereformeerde Gemeente Moreleta Park, there has been a rise in advocacy on the need to ensure strict protection of human rights, specifically with ...
• The effect of land expropriation without compensation on mortgagees 

  Munyai, Tebogo Innocentia (2022-07-15)

  Expropriating land without compensation is an old notion that has been in the South African legal system. The colonial history of South Africa must be considered to better understanding of the origin of this phenomenon. ...
• A critical inquiry into the the role of law as an instrument for the promotion of social cohesion in post-apartheid South Africa 

  Maweto, Patrick P. (2022-07-15)

  Law as a system of rules promulgated for social function is one of the most crucial elements in promoting social order. Law generally sets frameworks for regulation of various and almost all levels of interaction between ...
• Standard and non-standard workers: A critical analysis of the regulation of temporary employment services in South Africa 

  Madala, Zwivhuya (2022-07-15)

  This study focuses on South Africa’s regulation of temporary employment services. Over the years, the regulation of temporary employment services has proven problematic, particularly with regards to the provision of ...
• An analysis of States’ obligations towards climate displaced persons under the African Human Rights System 

  Simango, Victor (2022-07-15)

  Climate change poses the most menacing threat to the environment today. The effects of climate change are experienced globally, and Africa in particular is one of the most vulnerable regions. One of the main consequences ...
• An evaluation of inmates and offender's rights to freedom and security of a person in the correctional system of South Africa 

  Musekene, L. A. (2022-07-15)

  The characterisation of inmates within a correctional service system as second-class citizens or marginalised citizens is not far-fetched. This is a reality when one considers the negative stigmatisation that is automatically ...
• Exploring The Concept of Unfairly Prejudicial Conduct as A Minority Shareholder Remedy Under the South African Company Law 

  Mathabi, Livhuwani (2021-04)

  The South African Constitution recognises freedom of association. Generally, persons associate to form a company, but not all those that form a company are involved in the management of a company. Instead, management ...
• The role of school governing bodies in promoting the best interests of the child in schools 

  Baloyi, A. (2021-11)

  The “best interests of the child” principle is recognised in many international human right instruments. For instance, the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child1 (CRC) and African Charter on the Rights and ...
• Prosecuting corruption under the international jurisdiction of the African Court of Justice and human and people's rights 

  Malange, Nkhangweleni Lawrence (2021-04-27)

  The adoption of effective reprobative measures against corruption have proven to have a positive impact on the public service sector and infrastructure of a state. With the alarming rate of corruption and the billions of ...
• Corporate opportunity doctrine: A South African company law perspective 

  Lavhengwa, Livhuwani Sosanah (2021-06-23)

  The corporate opportunity doctrine is a legal principle that demands that directors, officers and controlling shareholders of a company must not take for themselves any business opportunity that could benefit the company. ...
• The Right to Water and Sanitation: A South African Comparative Study 

  Choma, Hlako Jacob; Ramphabana, Peter (2015)

  It is common course that equitable access to water and sanitation must be accordingly and primarily regarded as criteria for the realization of other several human rights, such as the right to life, dignity, health, food, ...
• The Constitutionality of Ukuhlola: A South African Cultural Practice 

  Choma, Hlako Jacob (1995)

  The South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) as one of the chapter 9 state institutions supporting Constitutional democracy is mandated amongst others to promote respect for human rights and cultural practice. It also ...
• The Expression of Cultural and Religious practice: A Constitutional Test 

  Choma, Hlako Jacob (2010)

  Various conventions and national constitutions are differently worded and that the interpretation of national constitutions, in particular, reflects different approaches to the concepts of equality and non-discrimination. ...
• Cultural Symbols and Schools Act: A South African Case Study 

  Choma, Hlako Jacob (2013)

  Section 9 of the Republic of South Africa Constitution1 recognises that discrimination against people who are members of disfavoured groups may lead to patterns of group disadvantage and harm. It turns to be unfair, since ...
• The Small Claims Court and Accessible Quality Justice for All 

  Choma, Hlako Jacob (2015)

  The paper acknowledges the meticulous work done by the researcher, Peter Ramphabana an LLB graduate from the University of Limpopo (Turfloop Campus) The Small Claims Courts are simplified with no strict pleadings requirements ...
• The Impact of Mining Rights on the local communities in Limpopo Province, South Africa: A comparative study 

  Choma, Hlako Jacob (2009)

  The paper aims to give an account of the substance and support the development of community based organizations in balancing their interests against the interests of the mining industries. It further examines the issue of ...
• Head of Department et al and Hoerskool Ermelo et al Judgement: A critique 

  Choma, Hlako Jacob (2011)

  It is common cause that the Government has committed itself to quality education since its inception, it is also noted that many children are still suffering the effects of apartheid. In the areas where black people lived, ...
• Limitation of religious freedom to conform to the standards of an open and democracy society 

  Choma, Hlako Jacob (2009)

  One has freedom of religion, not freedom from religion. This claim is common, but it rests on a misunderstanding of what real freedom of religion entails. The most important thing to remember is that freedom of religion, ...

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