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Understanding women's claim to land in an Eastern Cape Village
The history of land dispossession in South Africa affected communities in the former homelands in multiple ways. The laws used to implement policies of segregation and dispossession undermined the rights to land held by black South Africans living in the countryside. Women living in these communitie...
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Department of Public Law
2019
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