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Current Volume

Vol 34, No. 2 (29 January 2021)

The functus officio doctrine and invalid administrative action in South African administrative law: A flexible approach
R Henrico
Consultation as the Hallmark of South Africa’s Participatory Democracy: Lessons from the Courts
Chuks Okpaluba , Funmi Abioye
Rethinking the Regulation of Mining Activities in a Declared Protected Environment: MEJCON Case Analysis
Gaopalelwe Mathiba , Kesolofetse Lefenya
Prosecuting and Punishing Persons for Sending Messages of Obscene, Offensive, Threatening or Menacing Character under the Mauritian Information and Communication Technologies Act
Jamil Ddamulira Mujuzi
Has the SADC Tribunal been Salvaged by the South African Constitutional Court and the Tanzanian High Court?
Moses Retselisitsoe Phooko
Calibrating Children’s Rights to Participate in a Family Setting 30 Years after the Adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the African Children’s Charter
Elvis Fokala
Damages for Injuries Arising from the Infringement of the Rights of Persons in Police or Prison Custody: South Africa in Comparative Perspective (Part 2)
Chuks Okpaluba

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