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Law, Democracy & Development

ISSN Print: 2077-4907

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The state of civil society participation in Parliament

L Muntingh

Gender-specific HIV policies and programmes at South African workplaces

S Vettori

Application of the African Charter by African Sub-Regional Organisations: Gains, Pains and the Future

ST Ebobrah

People want to work, yet most have to labour: Towards decent work in South African supply chains

M Von Broembsen

Following the NAFTA Star: SADC land reform and investment protection after the Campbell litigation

L Ndlovu

Chewing more than one can swallow: the creation of new districts in Uganda

DK Singiza, J de Visser

Privatisation, human rights and security: Reflections on the Draft International Convention on Regulation, Oversight and Monitoring of Private Military and Security Companies

L Juma

Mainstreaming women, equating men: Charting an inclusionary approach to transformative development in the African decade for women

D Olowu

The school funding system and its discriminatory impact on marginalised learners

L Arendse

The right of access to sufficient water in South Africa: How far have we come?

S Heleba

The Ethiopian Federal Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission: A Critical Assessment

T Mezmur, R Koen

In our common interest: Liability and redress for damage caused to the natural environment during armed conflict

L van der Poll, A Booley

Using international human rights law to promote constitutional rights: The (potential) role of the South African parliament

L Chenwi

Fiscal autonomy of urban councils in Zimbabwe: A critical analysis

S Marumahoko, YT Fessha

The “hollowing-out” of trade union democracy in COSATU? Members, shop stewards and the South African Communist Party

P Hirschsohn

Local government in Ethiopia: still an apparatus of control?

Z Ayele

Free trade or just trade? The world trade organisation, human rights and development (Part 2)

C Lumina

Legislative and executive translation of the right to have access to health care services

M Pieterse

Democracy and development in the age of globalisation

JC Mubangizi

Extending the frontiers of employment regulation: The case of domestic employment in South Africa

D Du Toit

Informal business and poverty in South Africa: Rethinking the paradigm

M Von Broembsen

Waste management and the workplace

J Theron, M Visser

Forum Contribution: The plight of domestic workers: The elusiveness of access to adequate housing

A Tonkin

The curious absence of human rights: Can the WIPO Development Agenda transform intellectual property negotiation?

A Barratt

The role of “black capital” in revitalising land reform in Limpopo, South Africa

M Aliber, T Maluleke

Formal-informal economy linkages: What implications for poverty in South Africa?

I Valodia, R Devey

Social protection for developing countries: Can social insurance be more relevant for those working in the informal economy?

N Smit, LG Mpedi

Forum Contribution: Get rights right in the interests of security of tenure

A Pope

Inequality and economic marginalisation: How the structure of the economy impacts on opportunities on the margins

K Philip

Sour grapes

J Theron

The impact of traditional sex practices on the construction of female sexuality: an African human rights perspective

L van der Poll

The effect of women’s care-giving role on their social security rights

K Malherbe, L Wakefield

The additional protocol to the African Charter on Human and People’s Rights: indications of capacity for African municipal systems

NI Aniekwu

Women’s Rights in Human Rights Systems: Past, Present and Future

N Pillay

The law regarding the division of the retirement savings of a retirement fund mumber on his or her divorce with specific reference to Cockroft v Mine Employees Pension Fund, (2007) 3 BPLR 296 (PFA)

L Nevondwe

Ukuqhwabela ukuba kuthathwe isigqibo sokugqibela ‘somThetho wezona zigwebo ziphantsi’

R Bedu

L'etat, C'est Moi: Why provincial Intra-governmental disputes in Shout Africa remain ungoverned by the final constitution and the Intergovernmental Relations Framework Act - and how we can best resolve them

S Woolman

The quest for freedom of information law - the Zambian experience

P Matibini

The principle of legality in consititutional matter with reference to Masiya v Director of Public Prosecutions and Others 2007 (5) SA 30 (CC)

L Mnguni, J Muller

Procedural explanations and choices: The undefended accused in a minefield

D Erasmus

The National Heath Amendment Bill 2008 and governmental policy reform: how far is too far?

N Coetzer

Scrutinising regional standards of democracy in Africa

N Ngarhodjim

Kokwane ya semolao go tsa molaotheo mabipi le Masiya kgatlhanong le Molaodi wa botshotshisi bja Setshaba le ba Bangwe 2007 (5) SA 30 (CC)

L Mnguni, J Muller

The final curtain call for the ‘Minimum Sentences Act’

R Bedu

The performance of the right to have access to social security

N Malan

The Constitutional state in the developing world in the age of globalisation: from limited government to minimum democracy

NL Mahao

Children’s rights, international human rights and the promise of Islamic legal theory

D Olowu

The Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa: South Africa’s reservations and interpretative declarations

JD Mujuzi

Uthatyatho nxaxheba luluntu: Ingaba INkundla yoMgaqo siSeko ilunike ntoni uluntu?

L Nyati

Public Participation: What has the Constitutional Court given the public?

L Nyati

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