Justice and social reconstruction in the aftermath of genocide in Rwanda: an evaluation of the possible role of the gacaca tribunals

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To amend, repeal or enact: Analysing the legislation that regulate anti-illicit financial flows in Namibia's Natural Resources Sector by Zongwe, Leezola R

“…To paint the full picture of Namibia's anti-IFF legal framework, this dissertation engages in the monism versus dualism debate to ascertain Namibia's position concerning international law within its territory. Evaluating Namibia's international law position and the treaties that apply in Namibia allows this dissertation to ascertain whether the country can use international law to better equip its law enforcement, regulators, and courts with more effective rules for regulation and prosecution. …”
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"Anti-Suit injunctions in international commercial arbitration in the light of the west tankers decision" by Haberli, Janine Hofmann

“…The anti-suit injunction was originally developed in the English legal system. In the past, it was mainly used in equity law to intervene in common law court litigation and preclude vexatious and oppressive litigation or a multitude of lawsuits.2 Today, anti-suit injunctions, in the context of arbitration, are used to restrain a party from beginning or continuing court proceedings when they agreed to arbitrate the matter in case of a dispute.…”
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International human rights law and climate change: the case for a duty to mitigate climate change by Wendland, Johannes

“…To this end, the dissertation develops and proposes a risk-based approach that helps overcome the complex issue of causation. …”
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The use of corporate structures and tax avoidance by Theron, Lee

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To sell or not to sell? An analysis of the Tafelberg sale in the light of the right to adequate housing in the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights by Willems, Stijn

“…They called for the property to be used for the development of affordable housing in order to help addressing the lack of affordable housing in central Cape Town. …”
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A comparison of the substantive aspects of impermissible tax arrangements under South Africa's General Anti-Avoidance Rule and the Principal Purpose Test with specific reference to... by Zebert, Bradley Arthur

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The placement of children in need of care and protection : a comparative study between South African Law and Dutch Law in the light of international standards

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Constitutional developments in the Kingdom of Swaziland 1960-2005

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Towards the realisation of the right to a fair hearing of child offenders in post-conflict Sierra Leone

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"Public procurement challenges and reforms for infrastructure development in South Africa" by Caswell, Grant Sinclair

“…In addition to this, the South African courts have also emerged as key role players in the field of South African public procurement law, as they regularly interpret and rule on contentious legal issues which emerge during the procurement process - a natural consequence of the fact that the role and operation of the procurement law regime continue to evolve as government makes use of public procurement to develop infrastructure in South Africa. …”
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The development of the constitutional right to legal representation of children in civil matters

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Schemes of Arrangement in terms of Chapter 5 of the Companies Act 71 of 2008

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Maritime boundary delimitation in Africa : developing a normative and institutional approach for the African Union Border Programme to manage maritime boundary delimitations

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Aspects of the concept of the use of force in relation to article 3bis of the Chicago convention

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The use of computerised games analysis to identify critical indicators of success in elite level netball by Uys, Stefanie M. (Stefanie Margaretha)

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The open-door approach to locus standi by the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights in respect of its non-state complaints procedure: in need of reform?

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Perceptions of educators about the involvement of the South African Democratic Teachers' Union in professional development

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Feminist judgments: interrogating Zimbabwean judgments using anti-essentialist feminist legal theory by Matamba, Rumbidzai

“…Beginning with a discussion on the development of feminist legal theory in courts, mainly starting in the United States before trickling down to other parts of the world, the thesis focuses on how the three selected judgments, retaining the same facts and legal principles they have been previously decided on, would be altered or bolstered using an anti-essentialist feminist legal theory interpretation. …”
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Perspectives on the best interests of the child : developments in the interpretation and application of the principle in the South African law relating to custody by Basson, Lindinette

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